| There's a good deal of old history up around Mt Hood. Although I didn't find a ton, I know I'll be back. This was my first time up here and it won't be the last. Very nice area to camp, hike, etc. Very nice!! It's up and far enough away from towns that you'll want to make sure you bring everything you'll need with you. There's 144 turns on the road up! Although I didn't make it to an old logging cabin, I will return. It's going to be a long, long hike to it, unless I can find a short cut across the river/creek. I came up here with my family and we stayed only 1 night. But the next time we come, I'm sure we'll stay longer. Which means!!!?!!??? More time for hunting old coins ;) "Secluded in the Mt. Hood National Forest away from the noise, traffic and city lights is home to species. Open early May to late October. The Resort is situated on the shores of Lost Lake, 3140 feet up the slopes of Mt. Hood, A dormant volcano whose loftiest areas are home to eleven glaciers. Lost Lake Resort has seven rustic cabins with electric lighting, cooking facilities, wood stoves, and rustic furniture. There is no plumbing in the cabins. All lodge rooms have kitchenettes, bathrooms, and double size futons. RV and tent sites are available on a first come, first serve basis. Located on the north side of Mt. Hood, this is a place of slow morning walks, watching sunsets, counting stars and discovering a special part of both yourself and nature's splendor all over again. We offer great fishing ... |
