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Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge.

Mount Hood National Forest is a photo spot in Columbia River Gorge, United States: 18 photographs on Photerra, each pinned about where it was taken, around 45.5895, -122.0735. Most were shot in the afternoon.

18photographs of this place
12distinct views
45.5895, -122.0735where to stand (approx.)

Where to stand

45.5895, -122.0735

Coordinates are about where the photograph was taken — the medoid of this place’s pins, at 4 decimals (~11 m). Approximate by design, and not an official gazetteer position.

When people shoot it

Of 11 photographs with a capture time, 9 in the afternoon, 2 in the midday (the camera's local clock).

  • 2 midday
  • 9 afternoon
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Most of the dated photographs were taken in Nov, Jul, Dec.

From the 11 dated photographs people added in the app, on the camera's own clock. Archive photography is not counted here.

Every dot is a photograph of Mount Hood National Forest, pinned about where it was taken. Get the app to open the live, tappable map.

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Photographs of Mount Hood National Forest

18 photos · 12 distinct views
A cascading stream flows through a moss-covered canyon lined with coniferous forest and autumn-colored deciduous trees… — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
A cascading stream flows through a moss-covered canyon lined with coniferous forest and autumn-colored deciduous trees…
A dirt hiking trail winds through a dense coniferous forest with lush green undergrowth beneath towering evergreen… — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
A dirt hiking trail winds through a dense coniferous forest with lush green undergrowth beneath towering evergreen…
A large lake surrounded by coniferous forest and mountains reflects the sky under partly cloudy conditions, viewed from… — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
A large lake surrounded by coniferous forest and mountains reflects the sky under partly cloudy conditions, viewed from…
Alpine lake at sunset framed by evergreen forest and bare tree branches from a hillside overlook. — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
Alpine lake at sunset framed by evergreen forest and bare tree branches from a hillside overlook.
Aerial view of a river valley with forested banks, mountains in the distance, and autumn foliage under partly cloudy… — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
Aerial view of a river valley with forested banks, mountains in the distance, and autumn foliage under partly cloudy…
Tall waterfall cascading down moss-covered basalt cliffs in a forested canyon, viewed from the base. — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
Tall waterfall cascading down moss-covered basalt cliffs in a forested canyon, viewed from the base.
A waterfall cascades through a forested canyon with coniferous trees and mountain valley views visible in the distance. — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
A waterfall cascades through a forested canyon with coniferous trees and mountain valley views visible in the distance.
River valley with forested slopes and distant mountains viewed from an elevated overlook in autumn. — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
River valley with forested slopes and distant mountains viewed from an elevated overlook in autumn.
Distant volcanic peak surrounded by dense coniferous forest viewed from a forested hillside overlooking the valley. — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
Distant volcanic peak surrounded by dense coniferous forest viewed from a forested hillside overlooking the valley.
Waterfall cascading into a moss-covered canyon with stream and autumn foliage viewed from forest trail level. — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
Waterfall cascading into a moss-covered canyon with stream and autumn foliage viewed from forest trail level.
A waterfall cascades into a pool surrounded by moss-covered basalt cliffs and dense forest along the Historic Columbia… — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
A waterfall cascades into a pool surrounded by moss-covered basalt cliffs and dense forest along the Historic Columbia…
Expansive autumn forest landscape with a wide river valley and distant mountains under partly cloudy skies, viewed from… — Mount Hood National Forest, Columbia River Gorge
Expansive autumn forest landscape with a wide river valley and distant mountains under partly cloudy skies, viewed from…

Photo descriptions are written by a model from the photograph itself; the place names and coordinates are not.

What travelers shoot here: landscapes · scenic views · hiking & trails · lakes & rivers — most photographed in November.

Good to know

Mount Hood National Forest, the quick version.

Where do you stand to photograph Mount Hood National Forest?

About 45.5895, -122.0735 — the medoid of the pins on this page, at 4 decimals (~11 m). It is where the photographs were taken, not an official gazetteer position, and it is approximate by design.

When is the best time to photograph Mount Hood National Forest?

Of 11 photographs with a capture time, 9 in the afternoon, 2 in the midday (the camera's local clock). Most of the dated photographs were taken in Nov, Jul, Dec. The app filters every spot by time of day, including golden hour.

How do I get to Mount Hood National Forest?

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