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Bookmark or Share- Timberline Trail around Mount Hood Hike - Oregon HikersAs of June 2021, the Timberline Trail between Yocum Ridge and the Muddy Fork has made for difficult passage because of massive blowdown from a September 2020 wind storm. The trail is now actually open but the Forest Service recommends using the PCT to do the lower crossing of the Muddy Fork instead.
- Timberline Trail Guide (Mt Hood) - HikingGuy.comWhat is the Timberline Trail? Here's a high-level overview of the Timberline Trail, 41.5 miles around Mt Hood (11,250 feet). Most first-timers take the trail on in a clockwise direction, taking 3 or 4 days to complete the loop. There are three major landmarks along the way: Timberline Lodge, Ramona Falls, and Cloud Cap.
- How to Hike the Timberline Trail: 42 Stunning Miles Around Mount HoodThe Timberline Trail is a 42-mile trek that starts at the lodge and circumnavigates Mount Hood, Oregon’s most famous peak. It offers breathtaking scenery and paints an excellent picture of the Oregon Cascades and the surrounding forests.
- Timberline Trail: Guide to Backpacking Around Mt. HoodTimberline Trail: Guide to Backpacking Around Mt. Hood. By Alissa Bell. Updated January 1, 2024. The Pacific Northwest has a thing for loop trails circumnavigating volcanoes, and the iconic Timberline Trail is arguably the most accessible of these classic hikes.
- The Timberline Trail: The Best Backpacking Trail On Mount HoodThe Timberline Trail is one of the most iconic hiking trails in Oregon that loops around the base of Mount Hood. It is 41.5 miles (with options to make it longer) and 10,000 ft in elevation gain (and loss). There are multiple glacier river crossings, downed trees, beautiful views of Mount Hood, and so many options on how to hike it.
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