Explore this luscious forest near Portland, Oregon.
Mount Hood National Forest is located 20 miles east of Portland, Oregon, just south of the Columbia River Gorge. Mount Hood is a dormant supervolcano capped by glaciers and is the focal point of this dense forest. The area provides outdoor activities for all seasons. Things you may see while exploring the forest include alpine lakes, waterfalls, hot springs, and more. In summer, the evergreen landscape of Mount Hood National Forest provides opportunities for hiking and camping. Visitors also love skiing on the slopes in the winter.
One of the most popular trails is the Timberline Trail, which encircles the peak, and passes by waterfalls, creeks, and meadows. Water activities available in the summer include canoeing and swimming. There are over 150 lakes in this national forest, so there are bound to be several secluded places to explore. If you love spending time in nature and are traveling in the northwestern United States, be sure to visit Mount Hood National Forest.
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