Oregon Hikers

You indeed can see Larch and it's long ridge that is both north, east, and South of Livingston from the end of the Central Trail where it is just about to connect to the upper powerlines trail. Also, should update the East map with the new way up to the ...

... the three) that I haven't hiked: Rim Rock #487A Eureka Peak #671 Buck Lake #728 So I'll have to get to them, I guess. Buck lake is a REALLY short ... to the lake - it used to go up around the rim of the lake and continue north but it has pretty much been obliterated by logging in that area. If ...

... climbing the ridge towards Deception Butte, staying broadly on the north side where this tributary creek is located. The National Forest map ... before steep and slick rock crossed my personal limit of what I would hike on a wet day. So I turned around and went back down. I ended up taking ...

... at the parking lot. There isn’t a clear or primary route on the north end of the trail that goes to the spectacular viewpoint and top rope ... the outstanding viewpoint I came back to the spot (driving from Trout Lake) before the weather rolled in, finding the whole area crisp in the low ...

... it in the wrong spot. Here is one map showing the 511 coming across the Roaring River and heading up the other side, with Corral Springs to the north and Grouse Point to the south - the only map I've seen that showed that trail, and I think it may be accurate: 1983RondyMapClip.jpg It is a neat ...

... not the last, USFS listed trail that I had not hiked in the Mt. Hood National Forest. Yes, the ... stood at the end of Indian Ridge, near Shining Lake. On a 1956 topo, the trail maintains this old ... #511, which traversed above that creek and north of Lower Rock Lake to Frazier Turnaround (see ...

... close to Eugene. I parked at the Lower Hardesty trailhead on Hwy 58 and hiked a big triangle with 3 legs of roughly 5 miles each. First up was the ... aggressive foliage is creeping across it in many places. Some of the north-facing drainages had heavy frost and treacherous footing. I was glad ...

... What's the difference between the double dashed line (like the one around "Bridal Veil Cr.") and the single dashed line (like the one that extends north to Angel's Rest)? I assume the solid line with tick marks (like the one that wraps around the word "Palmer" in the second map) is a railroad line. ...

... What's the difference between the double dashed line (like the one around "Bridal Veil Cr.") and the single dashed line (like the one that extends north to Angel's Rest)? I assume the solid line with tick marks (like the one that wraps around the word "Palmer" in the second map) is a railroad line. ...

... Swagger Creek Loop. TKO is constructing a connector from here down to the swimming hole trail. Higher up, TKO’s new trail branches off into the north part of the property. This route traverses the slope before switchbacking down near a clearcut. Then it works its way south near the brushy rim ...