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Summit: W7O/CE-006
Submitted by K7ATN on
From Lakeview, Oregon take Oregon Highway 140 north toward Paisley. Following Hwy 140, turn right onto Hwy 140 east toward Adel. Turn left onto Forest Service (FS) Road 3615 traveling north about 6.8 miles and pass the right turn to FS Road 019 (…
Summit: W7O/CE-001
Submitted by K7ATN on
These directions are somewhat vague, because I don't recall exactly how we got there on the maze of Forest Roads. A GPS will be your best bet to get close.From Lakeview, Oregon take Oregon Highway 140 north toward Paisley. Following Hwy 140, turn…
Summit: W7O/CE-008
Submitted by K7ATN on
On the Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge in southern Oregon, Warner Peak is a nice 3.4 mile one-way road walk. Although the trailhead is not that easy to reach and the Refuge is one of the most…
Summit: W7O/NE-227
Submitted by K7ATN on
In the NE corner of Oregon there's this easy summit with great views of the surrounding Wallowa Mountains. The cross-country "hike" is only 0.6 miles from the nearest road approach and about 300 feet of gain, and in season the wildflowers are…
Summit: W7O/NE-055
Submitted by K7ATN on
In the extreme NE corner of Oregon, there's this lovely near drive-up summit with a great view down to the Snake River and Hells Canyon. There's a fire lookout tower that you can climb partway up, but it's perhaps not the best place to activate.…
Summit: W7W/RS-026
Submitted by KR7W on
On Sept 9, 2012, I and hiking companion Ms Pat WT7N and her brother Mike hiked to Deadwood Peak, W7W/RS-052 for SOTA activation. Google “Visit Rainier Deadwood Lakes” to find an article by Karen Sykes to get you to Deadwood Lakes……
Summit: W7O/CS-055
Submitted by K7ATN on
This is a fun activation with an manned fire lookout (active during summer only of course) a few miles north of Crater Lake National Park. If the lookout is occupied and the gate is open, it would be a drive-up. If the gate is locked, it's a mere 1.…
Summit: W7O/WV-027
Submitted by K7ATN on
Sardine Mountain is a short and steep trail of only about a third of a mile, but gaining about 500 feet. This is essentially a social trail that heads straight up the ridge that will disappear into the shrub in places. There are skittery rocks near…
Summit: W7W/KG-124
Submitted by KG7EJT on
Another nice little peak in the Snoqualmie Forest, located in the Campbell Global logging property. The "trail" to the summit has been re-done recently, making it far easier to find than my last trip there 2…
Summit: W7O/NE-018
Submitted by K7ATN on
Here's one of Oregon's most approachable ten-point summits. We took the southern approach, although many recommend the scenery on the longer approach from the north. It…