Oregon Hikers

Yes, that's the road. So enticing at that point... From when you first posted this and I saw that picture I've felt a challenge! :D Do you think the width of your vehicle contributed to most of the pucker or did the road really get terrible shape? Or it's the loose rock on a perpendicular incline t...

Hi. Originally from Michigan myself. Welcome to Oregon, it is truly endless what one can do here. not requiring ropes, not avalanche terrain, not climbing straight up, limited chance of running into ice sheets large enough I have to turn around. That's.. a list for sure. I haven't climbed them all b...

i hiked pole creek at least to soap creek in late september and again in early october, both times there was some blowdown but not a ton new.. maybe what, 10 trees in that 2 miles? didn't seem so bad. did it get worse after? Went way off trail on one of those trips going downhill and yes there was f...

its a nice area to explore.

imo looks better w/o the snow

found this goat in 2012 in Alpine Lakes Wilderness

You know what would really cheese me off? Driving three hours to the trailhead only to be told the lot was full. I'd rather drive three hours and be told the lot was full than get to the trailhead and park by the road a mile from the trailhead and hike in a conga line. Far better to show up and kno...

NIFC.gov has Trapper Creek at 5,900 acres, but it hadn't been updated since last night. The Oregon fires are massive. The one that just combined at Detroit Lake is 200,000-250,000 acres. All that area will be GONE. is this super negative uninformed hyperbolic trolling really necessary? Have you don...

you did this recently? nice! I'd like to see the Proeneke cabin did you fly to Anchorage? I have been to the dick proenneke cabin on upper twin lake in 1996 and I think 1999, each time for 4-5 days. On the first trip I think we had 2 extra days waiting for the float plane-it was windy but otherwise...

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