Hike Oregon's Top 15 Hikes of 2020
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- čas přidán 23. 01. 2021
- These are my top 15 hikes that I went on in 2020. Most of these hikes are going to be part of my next hiking guidebook 'Oregon's Best Views' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p185....
Things mentioned in this video:
-Potato Hill Sno Park - summit & Hash Brown Loop:
www.hikeoregon.net/potato-hil...
-Harts Cove (info about this hike can be found in the book '52 Hikes for 52 Weeks' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p127...
-Wind Mountain (info about this hike can be found in the book 'Oregon's Best Views' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p185...)
-Mt. McLoughlin Summit:
www.hikeoregon.net/mt-mclough...
-Lookout Mountain Loop (info about this hike can be found in the book 'Oregon's Best Views' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p185...)
-Corrigan Lake (info about this hike can be found in the book 'Lakes of the Cascades' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p198...)
-Mount Elijah/Bigalow Lakes Loop (info about this hike can be found in the book 'Oregon's Best Views' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p185...)
-Umbrella & Sahalie Falls - info about this hike can be found in the book '52 Hikes for 52 Weeks' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p127....
-Summit Point to Schneider Cabin www.hikeoregon.net/schneider-...
-Mount St. Helens - info about this hike will be up on the website sometime in the summer.
-Ice Lake & Matterhorn summit (info about this hike can be found in the book 'Oregon's Best Views' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p185...)
-Rock Creek Butte Saddle via Twin Lakes (info about this hike can be found in the book 'Oregon's Best Views' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p185...)
-Kerby Peak (info about this hike can be found in the book 'Oregon's Best Views' www.hikeoregon.net/store/p185...)
-Diamond Peak Loop: www.hikeoregon.net/store/p126...
-Rae Lakes Loop: www.hikeoregon.net/hiking-the...
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Great video, and beautiful scenery, thank you. Your tips will keep me busy these next couple of weeks.
Fantastic video, you provide all the information I like to have when making a decision about whether to go on a hike or not. Thank you. We also share a love for the Rae lake basin, I have accessed this area from Kings canyon, Sequoia, and Onion Valley on the Eastern side all three entrances provide different experiences with the same payoff in the middle.
I can’t wait to go back, next time from the eastern side. Better drive too :)
Once again, amazing hiking info and video is the standard for Hike Oregon! I'm an Oregonian and wasn't aware of some of these locations. Way cool! Once again 1000% awesome, detailed and very useful hiking/getting out there info!
Thank you so much!!
Wow, awesome year! Can't wait to see all new adventure 2021 brings!
Thank you so much! I am looking forward to 2021 as well.
Man I can not wait to come back to Oregon and finally try out more hikes from this video and your book! I'm so excited 🥰 thank you for this wonderful video ☺️
I can't wait for you to come back over as well!!
Awesome job I love living vicariously through you! 😉
I can’t wait until you can hike again my sweet friend!
Awesome video! 👍🏻 🌲 Thank you for sharing 😊
Thanks so much for watching!
love all of your vlogs.
Thank you so much for watching them all.
Beautiful pictures! Can't wait to hike out west. Hopefully next year
Thanks so much for watching!!
Great video happy 2021👌🏼
Happy new year and thanks so much for watching the video!
Fun stuff as always
Thank you!
Wonderful trails. St. Helens has been on my bucket list for just about ever. If nothing else then just to be surrounded by the history.
Helens is a pretty incredible hike. And slightly scary seeing steam rising from the crater.
@@HikeOregon I'll bet it is a little worrisome seeing steam rising from an active volcano. Especially after the devastation the last major eruption caused.
Great presentation. Your number 1-- I could not agree more!
Unless I do something else in the Sierra, nothing will likely ever top that.
@@HikeOregon ❤️
The Sierras are amazing. My all-time favorite as well .however Highly recommend if you haven’t been, hiking Zion, Bryce and Arches national parks. And Kanarra Falls in Kanarraville Utah. An awesome slot canyon hike.
Excellent video!very, very professional...makes me want to do hiking in Oregon
Thank you so much. You should definitely come visit our beautiful state.
Been following your Instagram account for a while and finally stumbled across your CZcams channel. Absolutely love it and will refresh on your videos!
Aw thanks!!
Thanks I needed this 🖤🖤🖤
Thanks for watching!!
Great ideas thank you!!!
You’re welcome!!!
Great video - thanks for sharing this! I definitely need to do the Diamond Peak Loop now!
It’s awesome! If you research it online you won’t find the loop that goes around the whole mountain, you’ll find a 20-something mile loop that just takes you along the East side of the peak. Just use the topo make and connect the trails yourself. The west side doesn’t receive a lot of maintenance so there are trees down from the wind storm in September but the lakes and solitude there are incredible.
@@HikeOregon Thanks for the info - I have a topographic map of the area and will check that out. Looking to do this in early August 2021.
Great video!! We're excited to visit Oregon and this was super helpful!!
Yay when are you planning to visit? I made a top 12 hikes of 2021 video so you should that one out too.
@@HikeOregon We binged many of your videos, that one included! We are in NC in the spring and CO in summer... thinking early September. We don't like to travel to over crowded places or 'popular' spots, although we have. Trying to get more quiet, off the beaten path Adventure. More fringe season visits. We don't mind cold. Hahaha
@@daveweaston287 September will be perfect! It's not cold here in September but the crowds will be gone, so it's the best time to hike here in Oregon.
We're looking forward it!!
Rae Lakes Loop is fantastic. The Sierra's are beautiful and make you work for every step, but are well worth it.
most definitely!
Great video!!!
Thank you 💚
I see you! 🥔
I see you again... Lol
Love southern Oregon
Nice work. I’ll check out your book.
It’s a great book. You’ll love it.
@@HikeOregon got the book yesterday. Thank you!
Gorgeous hikes. You've inspired me to hike more this year. The Sierras have the most beautiful scenery you've ever seen, and you've hiked in the Alps? Wow that is saying something. The most beautiful place I've ever been to are the national parks in the Canadian Rockies; I wonder how the hiking there would compare...you'd have to deal with grizzlies though.
I’ve hiked in Alaska, so grizzlies don’t scare me that much. You just have to be prepared. I would not to hike in the Canadian Rockies. Sounds epic!!!!!! And yes, the Sierra Nevada are much more epic than the alps in my opinion.
I did most of the John Muir trail about seven years ago. And when I got to the Rae lakes area I saw a complete circle rainbow in the sky. I’ve never experienced that before. PS Rae lakes is in California though.
This video isn’t called top 15 hikes in Oregon. It’s called Hike Oregon’s (aka Me) top 15 hikes of 2020. I do one of these videos every year and often they include hikes from bordering states.
OK I get it now. Thank you for putting this video together. Saves us a lot of research. Much appreciated
I'm going to end up moving to Oregon!
Nice!!!! When?
Hi you are great I am from Europe i have no clue where these places are so i have to lookup them one by one to compare how to get tgere, or in under one trip eg 7-10days can i visit more than one of these places and in what kind of order. Are these national parks? All wish entering fee+ if you camp is that fee too? please include such info in our videos
You can see links to where you can find info about each hike in the video description. I put all the info like entrance or parking fee, location, directions, etc. in my hiking write-ups either on my website or hiking guidebooks.
Hi
First I’d say that I just love your Videos. .
I have just a quick question for you since you are familiar with OR, WA area.
I am looking for a 25-35 miles loop trail for myself and my 13 years old son, we are both in great shape and can easily hike more than 12 miles per day
I was looking at:
Timberline Trail Around Mount Hood
Broken Top Loop Trail
Do you have any other recommendations?
The Timberline Loop is tough, lots of elevation gain and loss and it is right around 40 miles. Broken Top loop is great and there are lots of different options if you want to make it longer. Enjoy.
@@HikeOregon Tx
Have you been back to the lookout near Cougar Reservoir since the fires?
You had me inspired to trek up there, but I imagine it's all gone now
Cougar reservoir didn’t burn in the 2020 fire at all but the road is currently closed because they are still cleaning up tree damage from the wind storm.
Excellent info. I am curious, are the hike "totals" for an out-and-back trip, not just one-way? Thank you for all your videos, they are great!
Always out and back
@@HikeOregon thank you, I figured but I am a slow day-hiker and some of these are definitely on my wish list now! 😃
Great video!! What is the picture behind you?
A small tarn up by Broken Top.
Have you ever been to abbiqua falls near Scott's Mills oregon
Yep. I have a video on the channel from that hike.
I also live in Oregon but I don't get the chance to hike as much as I want to plus I don't have a hiking buddy
There are lots of women only hiking Facebook groups. I highly recommend checking them out and meeting friends. That is how I met all of my hiking friends who are now the best friends in the world.
👍👍👍
Recently found your channel, you have definitely inspire me to get out and explore.
Thank you so much!!
sorry, why is Rae Lakes in your top 20 Oregon hikes? I'm quite sorry, but I'm from OR and am unclear why this included and your top hike for Oregon?!?
This video is not Top Hikes in Oregon. It’s Hike Oregon’s (my) favorite hikes from 2020. While my brand is called Hike Oregon because my website is an Oregon hiking resource, even there I have some southern WA hikes and will have some northern CA hike write ups and info as well. On the CZcams channel I enjoy showcasing all the beauty of the outdoors and the Rae Lakes Loop happened to be my favorite trip from this past year.
Its because of you and videos like this, that Oregon is getting so trashed. Stop trying to make money off our great outdoors and keep these places to yourself. If people want to find nice places to go, let them do the work.
This is just giving people ideas on where to go. They’ll still have to do research on the hikes either in hiking guide books, maps or on websites. Trust me, the time it takes to make a video like this is not worth the pennies I make off of it. I most definitely don’t do it for the money.
I understand and can sympathize with the motivation behind this comment, but I think it fails to be consistent with reality. It is rare to just stumble upon a good hiking location, and to "do the work" we all look to books, guides, apps, maps, etc. and generally speaking SOMEONE is making money off of those sources.
The internet makes it easier to find locales but that's just the way it is. Be it CZcams, blogs, webpages, etc. the information is out there now.
Further, I don't think the people who seek out hikes on channels like this are the types to trash a place - especially not if they pay attention to HO's videos. I think maybe you just want these places all to yourself (which I get!) but as I have to remind myself, it's pretty selfish to limit trails only after you've discovered them. ;)
I hear you but this isn't like someone disclosing a secret fishing spot or an off trail route to an unpublished cove, these are all known spots that are just grouped here. Might as well write an angry letter to William Sullivan while you are at it
This is ridiculous, these hikes are meant to be available to the public. People going out of their way to look for hikes like this are people who are going to cherish the trails they’re on. Plus “Oregon is getting so trashed” where?