How long is the Larch Mountain trail?

Larch Mountain Trail (#441) Connecting Multnomah Falls Recreation Area to Larch Mountain Day Use Area, this 6.8 mile trail winds through old-growth forest and offers views of spectacular waterfalls including Multnomah, Wisendanger and Ecola.

Is Larch Mountain Road open to the top?

Note: Larch Mountain Road is maintained by Multnomah County and is closed annually at milepost 10 from Nov. through late May or early June….At a Glance.

Current Conditions:	09/30/21: Larch Mountain Road is now open for the season.
Open Season:	Late May – Mid December
Usage:	Medium
Closest Towns:	Corbett, OR

What is the elevation of Larch Mountain?

4,061′
Larch Mountain/Elevation

Can you drive to the top of Larch Mountain?

Also, drive to the top of Larch Mountain (the turnoff is one mile west of Crown Point on the Historic Columbia River Highway), then take the short walk to the viewpoint. For a 1.5-mile hike to the summit picnic area, park on the wide shoulder of the Larch Mountain Road at the big switchback below the summit.

What mountains can you see from Larch Mountain?

Five Cascade stratovolcanoes (Rainier, St. Helens, Adams, Hood, and Jefferson) can be seen from that viewpoint, which sits atop a cirque carved into an andesite plug that fills the vent of Larch Mountain volcano.” The path of the Columbia River Valley can be seen from atop Larch Mountain, Oregon.

How hard is Hamilton Mountain?

Hamilton Mountain and Rodney Falls is a 8.1 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Stevenson, Washington that features a waterfall and is rated as difficult. The trail is primarily used for hiking, running, and camping and is accessible year-round.

Is Capehock trail open?

Cape Horn Overlook is accessed via Cape Horn Trail #4418. Follow Cape Horn Trail for a scenic 2 mile hike to Cape Horn Overlook….At a Glance.

Operational Hours:	Day use only from dawn to dusk. Year-round.
Open Season:	Year round
Usage:	Medium-Heavy