Oregon Hikers

... a lonely telephone? Pole. Beautiful adjacent views of the mine, Aubrey Mountain, Shaniko Butte, Mt Hood and Mt. Adams and curves in the Deschutes ... rewarded with views of Jefferson, South Sister's, broken top and Mt bachelor. No parking fee is required here as it is on BLM land. 10.45 miles ...

... of the Klickitat and hiked the gated track to the summit of Grayback Mountain. While I wasn’t particularly close to home, I was far from milling ... itself, but I could make out all three of the Sisters as well as Mt. Bachelor. View southwest, Grayback Mountain.jpg Oak woods, Grayback Mountain.jpg ...

... of downfall (specific elevations got hit pretty hard). Road to Iron Mountain was blocked by tree fall (at the time of this posting.) Snow on ... the trail flips to the other side of the ridge (sheltered North face of Bachelor Mt.). Turned around at this point – took the logging road back to ...

... July 23, 2018 North Lake to Upper Lamarck Lake Tyee Lakes Trail, Table Mountain, George Lake Trail, Lamarck Lakes Trail My alarm beeps quietly at ... he likes. Turns out he’s part of a larger crew of dudes out here for a bachelor party. There’s something sad in the way he explains it to me—like ...

Thanks kelkev. Nice fall days in the PNW sure are hard to beat.

Awesome! Great pics, such a beautiful time of year to explore the area.

Thanks Justpeachy! We did indeed get lucky on the weather. No wind and mild temps aren't the norm up high around here! Definitely no water up there either, though we probably could have melted snow in a pinch this time.

Beautiful photos! You really lucked out with nice weather!

I would love to do something like this, camping out on a summit with all the stars above. But carrying enough water for an overnight dry camp is not easy. Water is very heavy!

... last adventure in relatively nice weather. We had done nearby Coffin Mountain, and Bachelor Mountain's open south facing slopes seemed like a good bet for a quick one-night trip. ...

Overview: lots of snow; good for skiing; no bugs; parking challenge We started our hike up Mt. Bachelor at 8:45am. The temperature was already 58F degrees, so we knew the snow would be perfect. Shortly after entering the woods we encountered our first patches of snow. ...