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Mt. Hood Climbing Permit

Mt. Hood, the namesake of the Mt. Hood National Forest, is a volcanic peak with 11 glaciers. It's the highest point in Oregon at 11,240 feet in elevation. The upper mountain lies within the Mount Hood Wilderness. Mt. Hood is a technical climb and requires planning. Consider climbing mid-week for reduced crowds. Please visit the Mt. Hood National Forest website for important Mt. Hood climbing information . A Mt. Hood Climbing Permit is required for all travel above 9,500 feet in elevation in the…

  • Managed by: USDA Forest Service
  • Coordinates: 45.373281, -121.695802

Nearby & related campgrounds

  • Sandy Ridge Recreation Site Day Pass
  • Marmot Recreation Site Day Pass
  • (Deactivated) Multnomah Falls Timed Reservation Tickets
  • SUNSTRIP
  • Wahkeena Falls
  • ROARING RIVER

Frequently asked questions

Is Mt. Hood Climbing Permit reservable?

Yes — Mt. Hood Climbing Permit accepts reservations. Check the live availability calendar to see open dates and book.

Where is Mt. Hood Climbing Permit?

See the map for Mt. Hood Climbing Permit's exact location and directions.

How do I book a campsite at Mt. Hood Climbing Permit?

Pick your dates on the availability calendar, then reserve through the official booking link. You can also set an alert and we'll notify you if a sold-out date opens up.

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