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MOUNT HOOD
LOCATION:  North Central Oregon
HIKE STARTS:  Timberline Lodge
HIKE ENDS:  Timberline Lodge
TOTAL DISTANCE:  ~11.0 Miles
HIKE TYPE:  In and Out, Backtrack Hike
HIKE DIFFICULTY:  Moderate to Difficult
TRAILS USED:  Pacific Crest Trail
TRAIL TRAFFIC:  Light to Heavy
TRIP TYPE:  Day or Overnight Hike
MANAGEMENT:  PCT Association

HIGHLIGHTS:  The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) cuts through the Mt. Hood National Forest and it shares a name with the Timberline Trail #600 near Timberline Lodge. We hiked this trail and camped near the base of Mount Hood next to the PCT. It's a fairly easy hike out and back and makes for a good day or overnight hike. Many long distance hikers highly recommend this section of the PCT which extends up to Snowqualmie Pass in Washington.

MORE DETAILS

bullet click to see trail photos from this hike:  July 20, 1996
bullet click to see a trip summary:  July 20, 1996 
bullet click to view a detailed trip report:  July 20, 1996* (password required)
bullet click to view maps:  area map, detailed map, profile map*
bullet click for more information on the Pacific Crest Trail*
bulletnote, the * indicates these items are not linked but coming soon


 
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