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Oregon
47.0 mi
Distance
8,097 ft
Gain
17h 38m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Ochoco National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Ochoco Mountain
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Ochoco Mountain is a challenging 47-mile out-and-back trail that traverses the scenic Ochoco Range in central Oregon. This remote high-country route offers expansive views of the Blue Mountains and surrounding wilderness, with significant elevation gain that rewards experienced hikers with solitude and pristine alpine terrain. The trail demands careful planning and strong fitness due to its length and elevation profile.
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