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Summit: W7O/SE-176
Submitted by KK7ISX on
I had set a SOTA goal a few months ago to activate all of the summits surrounding Lake Owyhee in SE Oregon and set out to tackle my first one yesterday. 4029 is right next to 3660 (W7O/SE-188) and are both accessible by a vehicle turn-around at the…
Submitted by K7ATN on
Roger contributed a lot in his 11 years of Summits on the Air – mostly around his Oregon home. See this link for some history: https://reflector.sota.org.uk/t/nd7pa-sk/36591.…
Summit: W7W/LC-096
Submitted by KD7QOW on
Getting there: The route is quite straighforward. As of October 2024, it is possible to drive the 1/2 mile up the brushed-in logging road from the 5800 road to where the old road grade peels off. There is parking for two vehicles at the start of the…
Summit: W7O/CC-105
Submitted by WJ7V on
1820 is a relatively easily accessible forested summit in the Oregon Central Coast (CC) region near Lincoln City, OR. It sits entirely on Siuslaw National Forest land. 1820 was a First Activation for the crew, which consisted of Amy KC7JNU,…
Summit: W7W/SO-078
Submitted by KK7ULL on
This is a drive-up summit in the Capitol State Forest, west of Olympia. Map to Coordinates: 47.0261, -123.1691. The road is a dirt forest service road with some potholes, but any car should be able to make it. You can drive right up to the…
Summit: W7O/NC-007
Submitted by WX7OR on
The description by NR7Y is still accurate in 2024 for the approach from the south. I had some difficulty finding the correct road to the gate. Here is a gps track to the gate: http://www.pnwsota.org/content/w7onc-007-drive-…
Summit: W7O/CC-055
Submitted by WJ7V on
Scott Mountain is a 1-point summit in the Oregon Central Coast (CC) region with a straightforward, easy grade hike of 2.2 miles each direction. The AZ contains ample space to set up on a dis-used roadbed with decent cell coverage for spotting.From…
Summit: W7O/CC-125
Submitted by WJ7V on
1465 is a 1-point peak in the Oregon Central Coast region. The top of the summit is close to the road but due to geography and deep thorny overgrowth, remains nearly inaccessible. However, a spur road does pass through the edge of the activation…