Late Summer:
Little Huckleberry Mountain #49
Grassy Knoll #146
(Check with the district offices for conditions)
For more information visit: For more information, visit www.fs.usda.gov/mthood
Be Safe and Know Before You Go!
Some of these trails are categorized as “Difficult,” “Most Difficult,” or enter into designated Wilderness Areas. Check weather forecasts, carry the 10 essentials, tell someone your plans, be comfortable with your own physical capabilities, and be willing to turn around as conditions change. Fall is hunting season is underway in the national forests. Visitors are urged to wear bright colors and follow outdoor safety tips.
Driving through the forest is a bit different than traveling through a city or even along the roads within the National Scenic Area. Watch for and obey posted speed limits. Forest Service roads can be narrow, rocky, and are not meant for high speeds. Be careful braking on gravel roads. Allow more time and distance when coming to a stop. Beware of rocks, boulders, road washouts, downed trees and brush on the roadway. Use appropriate tires for the terrain and conditions you’ll be traveling. Remember to stay on authorized roads.
Within the National Scenic Area boundaries are a mix of federal, state, and private lands that offer recreational opportunities. Wherever you choose to visit in the Gorge, make sure you plan ahead with