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1. Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad

   Transport yourself back to the heyday of steam locomotive logging on a more than two-hour train ride through the foothills of Mount Rainier. Hear the train whistle and feel the rumble of the tracks as you pass over tall wooden trestles, through the dense forest,…

2. Mount St. Helens Visitor Center

   Built in the architectural mode known as Cascade style, the Silver Lake visitor center won a design award from President Ronald Reagan in 1988. Its large windows and sweeping, upward lines contribute to the feeling of magnificence surrounding the mountain. Inside, visitors may enjoy a variety…

   Location: 3029 Spirit Lake Hwy, Silver Lake, WA 98611

3. Mount Tahoma Trails

   Mount Tahoma Trails is a 50 mile hut-to-hut no fee cross-country ski and snowshoe trail system as well as mountain bike trail system. The trails are operated by the Tahoma State Forest and private forestland by the non-profit Mount Tahoma Trails Association and operated by…

   Location: WA State Route 706, Ashford, WA 98304

4. Mountain Bike Oregon

   The Oakridge area is known as the “Mountain Bike Capital of the Northwest” and serves as one of Oregon’s centers of outdoor recreation. Mountain biking is a big part of the culture in this area, which has an unparalleled system of mountain biking trails.  Ride among…

   Location: Greenwaters Park, Oakridge, OR 97463

5. Mt. Adams

   Least visited of the major Central Cascade Peaks, Mt. Adams is considered the “forgotten giant.” Wildlife, wide areas, and quiet are equally abundant. The steep, 1.4-mile climb to “Sleeping Beauty” rewards with expansive views from an old fire lookout. Visit and learn about the local…

   Location: Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Trout Lake, WA 98650

6. Mt. Hood Adventure

   Mt. Hood Adventure exists to share the history and interpretive aspects of Government Camp as well as to venture into the Mt. Hood National Forest to ensure people get a wide variety of information, memories and sights when they visit the area.  Partnerships and permits…

   Location: 88335 East Government Camp Loop, government Camp, OR 97028

7. Mt. Hood Cultural Center

   The Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum is a hub of activity on Mt. Hood.  Located in the village of Government Camp, in the heart of Oregon’s only Alpine Village, the Cultural Center serves as a museum, visitor information center, community center and meeting place.  The…

   Location: 88900 E Hwy 26, Government Camp, OR 97028

8. Mt. Hood Hamlet Bed and Breakfast

   The community (hamlet) of Mt. Hood, on an Oregon Scenic Byway, hearkens back to the late 1800s, when early pioneers were homesteading the Northwest.  The community had the first officially established Post Office in the Upper Hood River Valley in 1890, designated “Mt Hood.”  The…

   Location: 6741 Hwy 35, Mt. Hood, OR 97041

9. Mt. Hood Roasters Coffee Company Tours

   Mt. Hood Roasters is wonderful example of experiential tourism and combines elements of historical, cultural, agricultural and culinary tourism.  Mt. Hood Roasters offers daily tours and coffee roasting opportunities – in 45 minutes, guests know more about coffee than 99.9% of the world and get…

   Location: 73455 E. Hwy 26, Rhododendron, OR 97049

10. Mt. Pisgah/Howard Buford Recreation Area

    Mount Pisgah and Howard Buford Recreation Area offer an incredible recreation and habitat resource located within minutes of downtown Eugene.  Howard Buford Recreation Area is a 2,363-acre county park that offers more than 16 miles of hiking trails, is set between the confluence of the…

    Location: 34901 Frank Parrish Rd., Eugene, OR , OR 97405