Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon

Extending across more than one million acres, Mount Hood National Forest is best known for its eponymous mountain, a volcanic, snow-covered peak that rises to 11,249 feet, making it the highest point in Oregon. However, it is also home to a number of beautiful lakes, a section of the Old Oregon Trail and huge areas of designated wilderness.

If you go:
The forest's wide range of recreation activities make it a year round destination, with as many as four million people visiting every year to hike, ski, camp, climb, fish, ride, boat and raft.

Phone Numbers:

Mt. Hood National Forest Headquarters
+1 (503) 668-1700