Mt. Hood National Forest Map

Welcome to the Mt. Hood National Forest

Located 20 miles east of Portland, and the northern Willamette River Valley, Mt. Hood National Forest encompasses some 1,068,270-acres of forested mountains, meadows, lakes, and streams. The Cascade Range Forest Reserve was established in 1893, divided into several National Forests in 1908, when the northern portion was merged with the Bull Run Reserve (Portland city watershed), and named Oregon National Forest. The name was changed to Mt. Hood National Forest in 1924.