Posted in Oregon
July 16, 2015
These 10 Epic Mountains In Oregon Will Drop Your Jaw
Oregon is basically home to a bunch of dormant volcanoes. With ranges all over, including the Cascades, the Wallowas, and Basin, there are countless, immense peaks that are a marvel to look at… Here are just some of them.
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These elk are in the presence of greatness behind them.
Whether it's ski season or the middle of summer, the view of this Central Oregon mountain is sublime.
It goes without question, the image of this peak is probably the most recognizable landmark in the state.
We love this perfect balance of sky, treeline and fog to complement this mountain - the second highest in the state.
This shot may look tranquil, but Mount McLoughlin in Southern Oregon is one of many volcanic peaks in the state.
Look in the distance, passed the vastness of Crater Lake. That's Mount Thielsen on the horizon.
What we wouldn't give to be able ride around this mountainous, desert landscape in Southeastern Oregon.
Aha, now THESE are the sisters (thanks to my readers for pointing out our Sisters gaffe)
That is a perfect reflection of the mountain on Wallowa Lake.
This peak in Southwestern Oregon is another one of those sleepy volcanoes.
These are some of the most impressive to us. But please, let us know which are your favorite – either to visit or to gaze upon.
