Larch Mountain

Larch Mountain rises to about 4,000 feet and is covered with old forests of Douglas fir and Pacific silver fir trees growing on volcanic slopes. These dense woodlands blanket the mountainside and create a continuous forest environment.

In the 1800s, the area was an important logging region where timber companies extracted valuable wood from the dense forests. The mountain supplied high-quality logs to support the region's early development.

The mountain holds deep roots in the local community, with trails established over a century ago that locals continue to use for hiking and nature connection. People gather here to walk through the old forests and spend time surrounded by tall trees and quiet woods.

A paved road leads to the summit from May through November, though winter conditions require adjustments to your visit. Expect weather changes at any time and consider checking conditions before heading up.

From the highest point, visitors can enjoy rare clear views of several volcanic peaks across the region on bright days. This wide perspective reveals the volcanic landscape stretching far across the surrounding area.

Location: Oregon

GPS coordinates: 45.53095,-122.09036

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:55