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Mt. Hood National Forest
Welcome!
The Mt. Hood National Forest encompasses 1.1 million acres, about one-third of it designated wilderness. The Forest offers year-round recreation opportunities and its watersheds provide drinking water to 1 million people in the greater Portland area.
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Campground operators wanted
Mt. Hood National Forest is accepting applications to operate and maintain campgrounds and day use sites across the Forest through November 29.
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Wildfire Crisis Strategy on Mt. Hood
In early 2023, the Mt. Hood National Forest was selected to receive additional funding as part of the Wildfire Crisis Strategy. This landscape comprises Federal, State, Tribal, and private lands on and around the Mt. Hood National Forest and the project area includes three firesheds, several wilderness areas, and the Bull Run watershed.
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Mt. Hood Climbing Permit
To better support climber safety and natural resource protection, a climbing permit will be required for those traveling above 9,500 feet on Mt. Hood beginning January 1, 2024. This will not impact recreators in ski areas or using the Timberline Trail, which are below 9,500 feet elevation.
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