Mount Hood National Forest

Region in Oregon, United States

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Since being established in 1908, Mount Hood National Forest has grown to cover an area of approximately 1,067,043 acres, nearly a third of which has been estimated to be made up of old growth forest as recently as 1993. While the vast swathes of forest that blanket the landscape make for a beautiful sight, the numerous volcanoes that dot the landscape are the real showstopper - none more so than its namesake peak, Mount Hood.

For anyone who enjoys spending time outdoors, Mount Hood National Forest is the ideal playground, as it offers over 1,000 miles of trails and countless waterways to explore. While the region is slightly less accessible in the winter months, it is still a popular region for skiers and snowshoers, making Mount Hood a true year-round destination.

No matter what your plans are when visiting Mount Hood National Forest, you can rest assured that there will be plenty to do and see, making for an unforgettable adventure in Oregon’s untouched wilderness.