Hood, ideally seeing a reflection of the snow-capped hood, 2 lakes come to my mind: Trillium Lake and Mirror Lake. When thinking about the best views of Mt. Hood National Forest Mirror Lake / Tom, Dick & Harry Mountain – mountain reflections + elevated views
When hiking in any of the national forests, you’ll need either an annual Northwest Forest Pass (allowing you to enter all areas managed by US Forest Service in Oregon and Washington), or you can use your America the Beautiful Pass.īe careful when getting close to the bottom of the falls as the rocks are very slippery!
For all Oregon State Parks, the Oregon State Park Permit ($30 annual pass / $ 5 day pass) is necessary. Know before you go: Tips on hiking in Oregon Parks and Passesĭepending on where you hike in Oregon you need a parking pass. Watchman Peak, Crater Lake – deepest lake in the US.Blue Basin Overlook Trail – time traveling.Misery Ridge Trail – high desert & climbers’ paradise.John Dellenback Dunes Trail – North America’s largest coastal sand dunes.Neahkahnie Mountain – elevated coastal views.Tamanawas Falls – best winter waterfall hike.Ramona Falls – river crossing & mountain views.Mirror Lake / Tom, Dick & Harry Mountain – mountain reflections + elevated views.Eagle Creek Trail to Punchbowl Falls – Canyon views & waterfalls.Hiking in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.Trail of Ten Falls – 10 waterfalls in only 1 hike.4T-Trail – explore Portland sustainably.Leave no trace and stay on the main trails.Know before you go: Tips on hiking in Oregon.
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