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3190, OR | Jan 2021

Submitted by KF7SEY on
Summit

Take Mill Creek Rd off of Highway 22. Once you go through the gate travel roughly 8.5 miles till you reach Shumway. (Stay on Mill creek all the way to Shumway). Take that left at (44.9555 -123.5728416).

Follow this all the way up to Bolder Pass. Roughly 5 miles. (44.947305 -123.6020083) This intersects with Black Rock Mainline take a right then take second right at (44.94683 -123.608527) follow to summit. This is a driveup and with a short walk about 100ft, you can reach the actual summit. 

 

Peak 5179 - ID - May 2021

Submitted by KK7A on
Summit

I started out the day with much enthusiasm.  This was a yet to be activated summit which made it a tad more exciting.  I knew it would be an easy trip to the top, having ridden my mountain bike to within a quarter of a mile from the summit last year.  All the gear (well, almost all the gear) was packed up the night before with a total weight of about 13 pounds, including bike repair items just in case.

Mt Bachelor, Oregon | Uphill Ski Activation | May 4th, 2021

Submitted by N7KOM on
Summit

NOTE: This route is only available during ski operations of Mt Bachelor Resort. The Summit Chair ski lift only runs during winter and spring ski operations. 

Mount Bachelor offers one of the easiest 10-pointers in Oregon, if you want it. It is possible to buy a lift ticket and take the Summit Chair ski lift nearly to the activation zone. It is only a short hike to the summit proper from the top of the lift.

Thomas Carin, Oregon | May 2021

Submitted by KB7ZOG on
Summit

Thomas Cairn is a 4321 ft peak located 0.6 miles northeast of it's better known sister Snow Peak (4292ft) in Linn County, Oregon. The peaks are 14.3 miles east of the town of Scio. This summit could be accessed entirely on public lands (BLM) but it would be extremely difficult and treacherous when there is snow on the ground. This attempt was completed using a combination of BLM and private lands. The 7.0 mile round trip hike featured 1325 feet of elevation gain and was mostly done on BLM-access roads, jeep trails, logging roads and a bit of bushwacking.