Mt. Hood Hiking
Ramona Falls
McGee Creek
Improvised river crossing
Clark Creek Waterfall
Lunch Break in Elk Cove
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A Field of Lupine
Indian Paintbrush
Penstemon
Monkey Flower
Shooting Star
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Morning departure from Timberline Lodge
Mt Hood from Cairn Basin
Heather Canyon
Above White River Canyon
Hiking along Cathedral Ridge
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Mt Hood offers world class hiking for all ages, mobility and experience with excellent trails, stunning vistas, dramatic waterfalls, alpine meadows and extravagant displays of wildflowers.
LOLITS Press presents three companion hiking guides that offer a wide array of hikes and walks around and about Mt Hood with something for everyone to enjoy and remember.
Around & About Mount Hood (3rd Edition, 2018) is a pocket-sized hiking guide to one of the most spectactular hiking trails in the word: the Timberline Trail, a 41-mile trail that circles Mt. Hood. The Trail was damaged in 2006 by a massive slide and was recently restored in 2017-18. This is the only guide book that covers the entire trail, and it is the first book to include the new trail section.
THE BEST Hikes & Walks On & Around Mt Hood (2017) includes up-to-date information on 33 favorite hikes as well as some cross-country /snowshoe trails. There is something for everyone, from the novice or person with limited mobility to the experienced hiker.
