Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
Come with us as we hike this hidden gem in Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory!
Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
The parking area is small but the trailhead is clearly marked.
Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
The forest views on the way up are spectacular!
Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
Be prepared for STEEP incline during the first mile.
Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
The views at the top are SO worth the effort!
Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
Mt. Hood views from here were incredible.
Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
Views along the ridge at the top of Flag Mountain.
Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
If you visit, remember to leave no trace!
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Flag Mountain Trail is a lesser known trail near Mt. Hood in Oregon. We love finding local hikes that are beautiful and off the beaten path. Click "More details" below for other lesser-used hiking trails in the Portland area.
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This hike can be done as an out and back at 3.2 miles or as a loop at 6.8 miles. If you are looking to see a quick view, a great viewpoint is about a mile into the hike.
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This hike winds for about .75 miles through the forest before opening to views of the surrounding valleys and mountains.
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The beginning of this hike is STRAIGHT up. We would recommend good hiking shoes and hiking poles to help make the journey easier. Once you are at the top, the hike is completely flat but to reach the plateau, you must climb about 750 feet over .75 miles.
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This hiking trail has gorgeous views of Mt. Hood. The best view on the trail is only about a mile in! Bring water and snacks to relax here and enjoy the view.
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It doesn’t get much better than Mt. Hood views!
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As you continue, you will get to enjoy more views of Mt. Hood and the surrounding landscape on a relatively flat trail before making the journey down to the car.
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Always leave places better than you found them! So you can enjoy views like these as they were meant to be enjoyed - all nature and no human waste or trash.