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Little Cowhorn Mountain Hike

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Little Cowhorn Mountain Lookout (Cheryl Hill)

View of Three Sisters from the lookout (Cheryl Hill)

Start point: Little Cowhorn Mountain Trailhead
End point: Little Cowhorn Mountain Lookout
Trail Log:
Hike Type: In and out
Distance: 2 miles
High Point: 4,236 feet
Elevation gain: 500 feet
Difficulty: Moderate
Seasons: Summer and Fall
Family Friendly: Yes
Backpackable: Yes
Crowded: No

Contents

1 Hike Description
2 Trip Reports
3 Related Discussions / Q&A
4 Guidebooks that cover this destination
5 More Links
6 Page Contributors

Hike Description

This short hike takes you to the summit of Little Cowhorn Mountain where you can explore an old fire lookout and enjoy expansive views.

Trip Reports

Search Trip Reports for Little Cowhorn Mountain Hike

Related Discussions / Q&A

Search Trail Q&A for Little Cowhorn Mountain Hike

Guidebooks that cover this destination

More Links

See more information on the Willamette National Forest website.

Page Contributors

justpeachy (Cheryl Hill) (primary)

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