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Eureka Peak #671

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  1. Areas
  2. OR
  3. …Portland Metro and Mt. Hood
  4. …Mt. Hood National Forest
  5. Government Camp Trail System

“This trail is a steady descent through both young lodgepole pine and older stands of Douglas-fir. ”

Leslie Kehmeier
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1.4

Miles

2.2

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4,147' 1,264 m

High

3,204' 976 m

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0' 0 m

Up

943' 287 m

Down

13%

Avg Grade (8°)

26%

Max Grade (14°)

Dogs Unknown

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Trail access is affected by recreational gate closure on Dec 1st – April 1st annually.

Description

Eureka Peak is a short route. It makes a great loop when combined with Still Creek Road (Forest Road 2612) clockwise to Kinzel Lake Road.

Start the trail from Kinzel Lake Road, descending through both young lodgepole pine and older stands of Douglas Fir. The route is a continuous steady downhill, with steep sections in the middle, best suited for riders with some experience. The bottom part of the route crosses a creek before finishing at Still Creek Road.

Contacts

Local Club: Hood River Area Trail Stewards

Land Manager: USFS - Mt. Hood National Forest Office

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Leslie Kehmeier
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  2.5 from 2 votes

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#15

in Government Camp Trail…

#717

in Oregon

#28,796

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Jul 5, 2020
Ron Gillilan
Rode this as an OAB from the top down. Several trees across the trail. The ascent is pure hike a bike. Not much fun. 3mi — 1h 00m

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