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Lolo Pass is a trailhead along the PCT, but there is not much traffic here. You will find a picnic bench with lovely shade next to the road.

Sahale Falls cascade down the slopes of Mt. Hood and can be seen via a hike or from right here on the highway! The water comes from the East Fork of the Hood River. The falls drop 64 feet down the back of a verdant grotto, with 4 more feet and 10 feet immediately downstream. The waterfalls are a great photo opportunity that should not be missed!

Sahale Falls cascade down the slopes of Mt. Hood and can be seen via a hike or from right here on the highway! The water comes from the East Fork of the Hood River. The falls drop 64 feet down the back of a verdant grotto, with 4 more feet and 10 feet immediately downstream. The waterfalls are a great photo opportunity that should not be missed!

Lost Lake Butte offers a beautiful view of Mount Hood.

The Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail consists of a few sections of path connected via parks and city streets. This section is a continuous paved path with access to a number of other trails branching off from the main trail once entering Viento State Park and Starvation Creek State Park.

Stand anywhere in the Elk meadows, and you'll have a delightful view of Mount Hood. Here, you'll also find the Elk Meadows Shelter and campsite.

This is a junction of four trails. A few feet past the Top Spur Trail and to the right is where the Pacific Crest Trail continues. It is marked with a sign to Timberline Lodge. The trail to the left is the northward section of the Timberline Trail. The trail straight ahead is the southbound section of the Timberline Trail and is the route to Bald Mountain.

Lolo Pass is a trailhead along the PCT, but there is not much traffic here. You will find a picnic bench with lovely shade next to the road.