Bohemia Mountain, Mountain summit in Oregon, United States.

Bohemia Mountain is a 5,994-foot (1,827 m) summit in the Cascade Range within Umpqua National Forest in Oregon. A trail crosses the mountain and leads to the summit, and east of the trail's end there is a viewpoint. The surrounding area includes the Bohemia mining district and the ghost town of Bohemia City.

The Bohemia mining district was named after James "Bohemia" Johnson, a Czech immigrant who found gold in the area in 1863. A gold mine and the settlement of Bohemia City were established in 1866, and saloons, hotels and residences grew up off the trailhead. A few buildings and some mining equipment remain from that settlement.

The Bohemia mining district around the mountain is named after James "Bohemia" Johnson, a Czech immigrant who found gold here in 1863. Off the trailhead, the ghost town of Bohemia City keeps a few buildings and mining equipment from the settlement of saloons, hotels and residences. From late June to mid-August wildflowers and plants bloom on the slopes, drawing butterflies.

A trail traverses Bohemia Mountain and leads to the summit; the trailhead also gives access to the Bohemia City ghost town, where a few buildings and mining equipment remain. Camping is available in the area. Wildflowers and plants bloom from late June to mid-August, and spring arrives as late as the latter part of June.

On clear days, certain viewpoints near the summit offer views of distant Cascade peaks including Mount Shasta and Mount Hood far away. These far-reaching vistas of snow-covered volcanic summits create a memorable perspective for those who reach the top.