Mount Jefferson

Mount Jefferson is a prominent stratovolcano located in Oregon's Cascade Range, standing about 10,500 feet tall. Formed by volcanic activity over thousands of years, it features a symmetrical cone shape with a glacier-covered summit. The mountain is part of the Mount Jefferson Wilderness, offering rugged terrain, diverse ecosystems, and opportunities for hiking, climbing, and exploring nature. Its volcanic history significantly shaped the surrounding landscape, contributing to the area's rich geological and ecological diversity. Mount Jefferson remains an active volcano, monitored for potential future eruptions, and is a notable landmark for outdoor enthusiasts and scientists alike.