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Oregon
6.5 mi
Distance
4,187 ft
Gain
4h 17m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
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Why you'll love it
Larch Mountain Trail
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Larch Mountain Trail is a scenic point-to-point hike in Oregon that traverses through diverse forest ecosystems with impressive elevation gain. This trail offers hikers the chance to experience changing vegetation zones and expansive views as they ascend toward the mountain's summit area. The route showcases the natural beauty of the Cascade foothills with old-growth forest sections and alpine meadows.
Devils Rest
~1 min drive
Short out-and-back hike to a scenic viewpoint in Oregon.
Vista Point
~1 min drive
Easy out-and-back trail with scenic viewpoint in Oregon.
Primrose Path
~2 min drive
Easy out-and-back trail offering a quick, accessible Oregon nature walk.
Gorge
~5 min drive
22-mile out-and-back gorge hike with dramatic canyon scenery.
Wahkeena
~1 min drive
Easy waterfall hike in the Columbia River Gorge with lush forest scenery.
Larch Mountain
~2 min drive
Easy 2-mile out-and-back hike through alpine larch forest on Larch Mountain.
Lily's Lane
~2 min drive
Easy out-and-back trail for a quick Oregon nature walk.
Angels Rest
~5 min drive
Moderate out-and-back hike to gorge viewpoint with panoramic vistas.
Franklin Ridge
~3 min drive
Steady 4.4-mile out-and-back climb up Franklin Ridge with ridge-top views.
Sams Walker
~7 min drive
Easy 1.2-mile out-and-back walk in Oregon.
