Dusty Devas

There a couple of ways to hike to Bald Butte. This way access the dirtbiking trail from the Pinemont Road off Highwya 35. Wildflowers are spectacular in the late spring with a...

Lost Lake Butte is located near Lost Lake in Hood River County. You can catch the trail before entering the  resort area so you don't have to pay the fee. Beautiful views of...

Ahhh, Tamanwanas Falls, one of the most popular hikes on Mt Hood. A two mile hike to a beautiful waterfall creates packed parking at the trailhead. This hike is especially...

The Laurance Lake High Ridge Trail has multiple views of the reservior with Mt Hood floating above it. Cross over the dam to the north side and locate the trail off to the right....

Silver Falls State Park, home of the ten spectacular waterfalls. It's about a seven mile loop. In the springtime, the waterfalls are roaring with winter melt-off. In the fall,...

Upper Twin Lakes can be reached either by Hwy 35 at Barlow Pass Snopark or off of Hwy 26. This route starts at the Barlow Pass Snowpark. Get there early if you want a place to...

There are a few ways to get to Boy Scout Ridge, this six mile round trip route starts at the White River Snopark and winds its way clockwise through the forest up to the ridge....

Pocket Creek is a fun little place to backcountry ski, snowshoe, or spike hike (when the ground is firm). If you want to avoid the crowds at Teacup Lake, or want to bring the dog...

      Eight Mile Trail is located off of Forest Road 44 (off of Highway 35) and is a heavily used mountain bike trail. There are several access points to the...

The trailhead up to the Gumjuwac Saddle can be hard to find if one does not know where it starts off Highway 35. We had hiked and snowshoed this trail. The trail number for this...

The Tilly Jane Trailhead starts just west of the Cooper Spur ski area. The Northwest Forest Pass is required. This trail first reaches the A-Frame, the Tilly Jane Guard Station,...

This trail starts in the sno-park off of Highway 35, near Mt Hood Meadows. A sno-park permit is required in the winter months. This is a very popular trail for snowshoeing and...

White River is a very popular place for winter activity. Weekends are very busy with families playing in the snow, outdoor groups snowshoeing and back-country skiing, and Boy...

This is a beautiful hike to the viewpoint 3.25 miles one way from the trail head. On a sunny day, Mt Hood stands out in all its glory against a bright blue sky. Bring a lunch and...

This loop on the southeast side of Mt Hood is spectacular in the late fall when the huckleberry leaves are red and other bushes have changed color. It's about a 12 mile loop and...

McNeil Point is one of the most popular hikes on Mt Hood. For a complete description of the route up to the McNeil Point Shelter, please visit the Oregon Hiker's website at...

This is a fun loop with a side trail up to the Timberline Trail via Mt Hood Meadows. The loop can be done either clockwise or counterclockwise, but the preference is to hike it...

This is a short but gorgeous loop starting at the trailhead parking lot by the Cloud Cap Inn. From Hwy 35 take the Cooper Spur Road and follow the signs to the Cooper Spur Ski...

Knebel Springs is a multi-use trail with both hikers and mountain bikers using it. When the snow finally melts in late spring/early summer, the wildflowers are beautiful to see....

Ramona Falls is a hugely popular hike, especially during the weekends. Located off of Road 18 up from Zig Zag (or for the Devas, from Hood River, travel towards Lost Lake and...