Mazamas — For the Love of Mountains
As of January 1, 2024, all climbers above 9,500' in the Mt. Hood National Forest are required to carry a permit. As a Mazama member, if you are accepted onto this climb, your permit will be included with your registration—you will not need to arrange your own climbing permit.
This is a seldom climbed route, between Cathedral Ridge and the Coe Glacier on the NE side of the mountain.
Activity Notes
See 2013 Annual. I'd especially like to have a few climb leaders join me to get familiar with the route. Note that this is a pack-in climb - wilderness on Mt Hood!
http://glenn.widener.us/climb/2013/pulpit/
| Other Information | |
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| Driving Distance from Portland | 90 miles |
| Driving Time from Portland | 2 hours |
| Expected Duration | Car to car in one day |
| Relevant Books | Oregon High by Jeff Thomas |
| Relevant Maps | USGS 7 1/2 minute series, Mt Hood North, and Green Trails Mt. Hood, and GeoGraphics Mt. Hood <href="http: "="" adventure="" c463="" starts-here="" title="On the Mazama Climbing and Hiking map page " www.mazamas.org="" your="">On the Mazama Climbing and Hiking map page <href="http: goo.gl="" lmme5"="" maps="">Google map</href="http:></href="http:> |
| Awards Qualified | 16 Major NW Peaks, Guardian Peaks, Seven Oregon Cascades Peaks |
