Mount Hood National Forest

Mount Hood National Forest is a vast, protected area in Oregon encompassing diverse landscapes, including dense forests, rugged mountains, rivers, and lakes. Centered around Mount Hood, an iconic volcanic peak, the forest offers outdoor activities like hiking, camping, skiing, and fishing. It provides critical habitat for wildlife and natural resources for local communities. Managed by the U.S. Forest Service, the area balances recreation, conservation, and sustainable resource use, making it a valued destination for both adventurers and those seeking scenic beauty and natural serenity.