The Top 19 Peaks in Clackamas County

This fantastic trail forms a nearly 40-mile loop around Mount Hood and is a combination of sand, dirt, and often a rocky pathway featuring incredible mountain views, alpine meadows, and … read more

You will feel like you are hiking along the beach if you go up or down Mount Hood. It is strenuous, so take your time and enjoy the view towards the mountain and the rushing White River below you.

East Zigzag is 4,973 feet high. In the past, there was a US Forest Service fire lookout station marking the summit. You have incredible views of Mount Hood, Olallie Butte and Mount Jefferson from the rocky summit ridge.

After climbing just over five miles through old growth forests, stands of wild rhododendrons and other forest delights, you are rewarded with the Salmon Butte summit and views of Mt … read more

Follow an unmarked side trail to some nice hidden campsites. In the evening, go up to the ridge and enjoy a stunning sunset with views towards Mount Hood, Mount St. … read more

Devil's Peak boasts views of Mt. Hood and the Cascades from the highest point in the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness. Volunteers maintain this lookout, which is open to the public for free … read more

This open ridge line is a popular turn around point on the Plaza / Boulder Ridge trail. With wide open views of the neighboring mountains, this spot is great place … read more

Impressive view across the Zigzag Valley, with both Mt. Hood and Mirror Lake in view. The summit view is wonderfully framed with trees, making it an ideal photo opportunity. It … read more