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Mount Hood National Forest

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Mount Hood National Forest
Address: 16400 Champion Way
Sandy, OR 97055
Phone: 503-668-1700;
Fax: 503-668-1794;
Web: www.fs.fed.us/r6/mthood
Size: 1,067,043 acres.
Location: In the Cascade Mountain Range of northwestern Oregon. Accessible by US 26 and 35. Nearby cities/towns include Gresham, Hood River, and Portland.
Facilities: 83 campgrounds, 1 cabin, 20 day-use sites, trails (1,000 miles), winter sports area, lookout tower, scenic drives, hot springs.
Activities: Camping, fishing, boating, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, rafting, OHV riding, mountain climbing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, cross-country and downhill skiing, berry picking, mushroom collecting.
Special Features: 189,200 acres of designated wilderness, featuring Mount Hood Wilderness, which includes the mountain's peak and upper slopes, and Olallie Scenic Area, a remote lake basin. Other points of interest include Timberline Lodge (built in 1937 high on Mount Hood), Lost Lake, Trillium Lake, Timothy Lake, Rock Creek Reservoir, and portions of the Old Oregon Trail including Barlow Road.

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The Opal Creek Wilderness in the Willamette National Forest abuts the Bull of the Woods Wilderness to the northeast in the Mount Hood National Forest.
Kathleen Walker, who works at the Mount Hood National Forest, explains, "We have to acknowledge, at some point, that we can't change peoples' behavior.
The two Oregon Democrats last week proposed an "Oregon Treasures" bill that would add 132,000 acres of wilderness, 34,550 acres of recreation area and 80 miles of wild and scenic river designations to the Mount Hood National Forest.
 
 
 
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