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Summit: W7O/SC-094
Submitted by K7ATN on
Walker Mountain is a Southern Oregon summit that could be a drive-up for those with a fully capable 4x4. However, the roughest part is also the start of a decent hike and getting to that rough spot is easy with a vehicle with decent clearance. Note…
Summit: W7O/CS-022
Submitted by K7ATN on
Here's another summit in Crater Lake National Park that accessed with a cross-country hike. The easiest ridge for ascent is near the angle of repose with loose red pumice-like scree on the upper slopes, giving Red Cone its name. Although only about…
Summit: W7O/WV-030
Submitted by WJ7WJ on
South Fork Mountain can be a drive up. It is somewhat less than a mile from NF-4540 on an unmarked road. The fork off of NF-4540 is at approx. 45.101, -122.249. From here a high clearance vehicle that you don't mind getting scratched is required.…
Summit: W7O/CS-094
Submitted by WJ7WJ on
Illahee Rock Lookout is a relatively easy hike, 1.9 miles and 590 ft. elevation gain, with good road access from the North Umpqua River (Highway 138). The trail and its access are well described on…
Summit: W7O/NC-038
Submitted by WJ7WJ on
My Automotive GPS did a pretty good job getting me to Bunker Hill. However, I did need to turn around once and do some reconnoitering. To help the next activator here are some specific directions.Go to Vernonia or Scappoose Oregon. From one…
Summit: W7W/SN-169
Submitted by WA7JNJ on
No access... (or no easy access?)When I started learning about SOTA in late 2018, it sounded fun to activate a new summit. I tried for Ebey Hill in Snohomish County.From Highway 530, I turned right onto Jim Creek Rd and was hoping to drive up…
Summit: W7W/KG-137
Submitted by WW7D on
North Grand Ridge is an easy summit to activate with a short (3.4 mile RT, ~600' elevation gain). The summit might be considered part of the "Issaquah Alps" series of summits that include Tiger Mountain, West Tiger Mountain, South Tiger…
Summit: W7M/BE-183
Submitted by AE7AP on
1.1 miles, 580 feetFrom I-15 (Exit 59 to Bannock) South of Dillon, drive west 13.8 miles on Hwy 278 and exit right onto the Taylor Creek Road. Follow this 0.4 miles and turn right (north) on the Badger Pass Road. We were only able to…
Summit: W7M/BE-179
Submitted by AE7AP on
0.3 miles, +290 feetFrom I-15 (Exit 59 to Bannock) south of Dillon, drive west 13.3 miles on Hwy 278 and turn left (south) onto a good USFS gravel road just before the Badger Pass summit. Follow this road 1.4 miles south and continue straight…
Summit: W7M/BE-182
Submitted by AE7AP on
There are a number of options to access this summit. It can likely be nearly a drive-up if it is approached from Hwy-278 to the north going south past Road Agent’s Rock. It may also be accessed from the town of Bannack year-round. …