Oregon Hikers

The fee is not for parking.

The boundary trail makes a great early morning or late evening hike; I think the light on the mountain looks best then anyway.

That's wild! You still amaze me. I'll enjoy placing each of your photos as best I can. I particularly enjoy the second one. The ruddy dike looks solid enough to climb were it accessible; what a perch that would be. Regarding the former ice caves, there appear to be two openings in the Google 9/3/201...

aiwetir, what map source is that?

No, I do not believe that trail open again, nor will it be this year. This is the latest closure map I have seen.

adamschneider wrote: ↑

July 8th, 2019, 7:39 pm

Ultra-runners are amazing, aren't they. Remember this? viewtopic.php?f=8&t=25519

OK. I can't promise anything at this point but I will try.

jvangeld wrote: ↑

July 6th, 2019, 10:35 am

We could probably use someone with a midsize lifted SUV to ferry volunteers up and down the road on Saturday.

Which Saturday? I might be able to help.

I just got back from my first trip to Coffin Mountain. The bear grass was still absolutely peak on the 28th and 29th (I did the hike twice!), with some still yet to fully open on the summit. The bloom is incredible. Go now if you want to see this! Thanks again for the trip report! ps. the lookout wa...

That looks great. Thanks for the trip report. I've heard about Coffin Mountain but I've never managed to make it down there. Maybe this is the year.