Welcome to the Mt. Hood National Forest The area of the Mt. Hood National Forest is covered by five Ranger Districts offering a variety of world-class recreational opportunities that exceed everyones expectations. The Mt Hood National Forest encompasses eight unique Wilderness areas as well as multiple barrier free accessible sites to explore. Whether it's skiing, hiking, boating, rafting, climbing, backpacking, horseback riding, or fishing that you are hoping to experience, you're sure to find great opportunities in your National Forest.
Not all of Oregon’s high elevation lakes support fish populations. To help create fisheries in some of these off-road areas ODFW stocks hundreds of lakes every two years with brook, rainbow and cutthroat trout. The Hike In Lakes of the Mt. Hood National Forest, the Bull of the Woods and Roaring River wilderness areas located in the North Willamette District were last stocked in June 2019.
Click on the following U.S. Forest Service link to view their recommendations for using Bear Safety Pepper Spray.
Lake Name | Acres | Depth | Elevation |
Anvil | 2 | 5' | 4,000' |
Averill | 12 | 11' |
4,650'
|
Big Slide | 4 | 10' | 4,250' |
Big Slide, Upper | 1 | 11' | 4,300' |
Brown, North | 3 | 5' | 4,200 |
Brown, South | 3 | 5' | 4,200' |
Buck | 9 | 26' | 4,000' |
Bump | 3 | 4' | 4,300 |
Burnt | 8 | 25' | 4,100' |
Cast | 7 | 17' | 4,450' |
Clear | 557 | 27' | 3,869' |
Cottowood Md. | 6 | 4' | 4,050' |
Cub | 2 | 12' | 4,300 |
David | 3 | 8' | 4,500' |
Dinger Dinger GPS | 15 | 4' | 4,000' |
Donna, Donna GPS | 2 | 8' | 5,200 |
Double Peaks | 4 | 13' | 4,700' |
Ercrama | 2 | 15' | 4,450' |
First | 3 | 19' | 4,950' |
Fish | 4261 | ||
Frazier* | 3 | 8' | 4,100' |
Gifford | 9 | 56' | 4,950' |
Gifford, Lower | 2 | 19' | 4,950' |
Head | 6 | 9' | 4,950' |
Hideaway | 12 | 30' | 3,800' |
Horseshoe | 60 | 14' | 5,150' |
Indian, South | 2 | 13' | 4,700' |
Jeni | 2 | 3,840' | |
Joyce | 2 | 3,800' | |
L Lake | 15 |
73' |
4,800'
4,750' |
Memaloose | 8 | 5' | 4,100' |
Mirror | 8 | 15' | 4,050' |
Nekbobets | 3 | 10' | 5,250' |
Plaza | 5 | 10' | 3,650' |
Pyramid | 5 | 9' | 5,000' |
Red | 6 | 7' | 4,550' |
Rimrock | 3 | 14' | 5,150' |
Rock, Lower | 9 | 13 | 4,100' |
Rock, Middle | 15 | 34' | 4,350' |
Rock, Upper | 3 | 22' | 4,400' |
Round | 9 | 20' | 3589 |
Serene | 20 | 46' | 4,350' |
Sheep | 4 | 9' | 4,800' |
Shellrock | 20 | 8' | 4,200' |
Shining | 12 | 24' | 3,950' |
Silver King | 4 | 7' | 4,100' |
Skookum | 4 | 14' | 3,800' |
Surprise | 5 | 4' | 4,050' |
Suzi | 2 | 7' | 4,240' |
Timber | 10 | 5,160' | |
Twin, Lower | 15 | 40' | 3915 |
Twin, Upper | 15 | 50 | 3780 |
Veda | 3 | 14' | 4,400' |
View | 7 | ||
Upper | 8 | 5,400' | |
Wall | 5 | 12' | 4,400' |
Welcome | 6 | 8' | 4,200' |
Williams | 4 | 4' | 3,850' |
Wind | 3 | 3' | 4,700' |
Olallie Lake Resort** | 240 | 43' | |
Mono Lake** | 65 | 30' | |
Brightenbush Lake ** | 65 | 25' | 5505' |
* Trail links are for general guidance only. Consult the nearest US Forest Service office for the latest trail conditions.
** Lakes excluded from Bi-yearly Stocking Program but making significant recreational opportunity for users.
Includes lakes in the Mt. Hood National Forest and the Bull of the Woods and Roaring River wilderness areas. For more information about these lakes -- including the species stock, GPS coordinates and additional trail notes -- click here.
Includes lakes in the Willamette National Forest and Mt. Jefferson Wilderness. *denotes location but no lake?
To help create fisheries in Oregon's back country, off-road areas, ODFW stocks 33 lakes in the Mid-Willamette District every two years with brook, rainbow and cutthroat trout.
Lake Name
|
Acres | Depth | Elevation |
National Forest/Wilderness*
|
Alice | 1 | 9' | 5,400' | Willamette NF |
Bear | 9 | 24' | 5,260' |
Mt Jefferson Wilderness
|
Berley,Lower | 6 | 23' | 5,300' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Berley Upper | 7 | 20' | 5,350' | Mt Jefferson Wildernnes |
Blue | 12 | 40' | 5,425' | Willamette NF |
Bowerman | 6 | 10' | 5,050' | Willamette NF |
Clinton | 1 | 12' | 4,950' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Craig | 5 | 14' | 5,300' | Mt. Jefferson Wilderness |
Davey | 2 | 14' | 5,200' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Dixie, North | 3 | 8' | 5,200' | Mt. Jefferson Wildnernes |
Duffy | 30 | 30' | 4,800' | Mt. Jefferson Wildnernes |
Green Peak | 6 | 12' | 5,580' | Mt. Jefferson Wilderness |
Grenet | 4 | 15' | 5,180' | Mt. Jefferson Wilderness |
J Jake | 1 | 26' | 5,050' | Mt. Jefferson Wildnernes |
Jan Corvallis | 2 | 23' | 5,350' | Mt Washington Wilderne |
Jenny | 3 | 9' | 5,850' | Mt. Jefferson Wilderness |
Jorn | 35 | 35' | 5,050' | Willamette NF |
Lard | 5 | 19' | 4,000' | Mt. Washington Wildern |
Lula | 4 | 18' | 5,150 | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Maxwell | 1 | 13' | 5,500' | Mt Jefferson Wildernes |
Melis | 5 | 17' | 4,900' | Willamette NF |
Mildred | 3 | 11' | 4,700' | Mt. Jefferson Wilderness |
Mowich | 54 | 45' | 5,300' | Mt. Jefferson Wildnernes |
Prill | 8 | 20' | 5,130' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Pyramid | 5 | 10' | 5,400 | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Ralph's | 2 | 11' | 4,990' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Red Butte | 6 | 22' | 5,400' | Mt Jefferson Wildernes |
Sad | 2 | 10' | 5,100' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Santiam | 16 | 40' | 5,100' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Slideout | 6 | 20' | 4,760' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Spinning | 3 | 8' | 4,900' | Willamette NF |
Swallow | 2 | 13' | 5,300' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Temple | 11 | 9' | 4,415' | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
Turpentine | 8 | 29' | 4,690 | Mt Jefferson Wilderness |
* Trails linked are for general guidance only. Consult the nearest US Forest Service office for the latest trail conditions.
Includes lakes in the Willamette National Forest and Mt. Jefferson Wilderness. For more information about these lakes -- including the species stock, GPS coordinates and additional trail notes -- click here.
Includes lakes in the Willamette National Forest and the Three Sisters, Waldo Lake and Mt. Washington wilderness areas.
To help create fisheries in Oregon's back country, off-road areas, ODFW stocks over 150 lakes in the South Willamette District every two years with brook, rainbow and cutthroat trout.
Lake Name | Acres | Depth | Elevation | National Forest/Wilderness* |
Abernathy, Low | 2 | 8' | 4,950' | Willamette NF - TH off FR5899 |
Abernathy, uper | 7 | 20' | 4,960' | Willamette NF - TH off FR5899 |
Aerial | 3 | 38' | 5,400' |
Three Sisters Wilderness
|
Alameda | 5 | 13' | 5,500' | Willamette NF |
Amstutz | 2 | 20' | 6,100' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Andrea | ? | 6' | 2,874' | Willamette NF |
Andrew | 2.4 | 18' | 4,100' | |
Benson | 20 | 55' | 5,200' | Mt. Washington Wildernes |
Betty | 40 | 28' | 5,500' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Birthday | 3 | 11' | 6,100' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Blair | 22.6 | 21' | 4,750' | Willamette NF |
Blue | 13.2 | 33' | 5,500' | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
Boat | 4 | 8' | 5,100' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Bongo | 6.9 | 14' | 5,000' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Boo Boo | 2.1 | 18' | 5,400' | Willamette NF |
Boot | 4.5 | 20' | 5,270' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Brittany | 4 | 29' | 5,600' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Bug | 2.5 | 10' | 5,000' | Willamette NF |
Burnt Top | 20 | 28' | 5,650' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Cardiac | 3.4 | 15' | 5,500' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Chetlo | 20 | 24' | 5,289' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Clare | 14 | 15' | 4,500' | Mt. Washington Wildernes |
Cliff | 16.8 | 24' | 5,150' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Copepod | 6.5 | 18' | 5,360' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Corner | 25 | 14' | 4,740' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Corrigan | 6 | 14' | 5,580' | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
Craig | 2 | 5' | 5,100' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Crawfish | 4 | 8' | 3,950' | Willamette NF |
Dan | 1.8 | 20' | 5,400' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Deer Camp | 3.5 | 25' | 6,100' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Eastern Brook | 11 | 38' | 5,020' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Eddeeleo, Lower | 105 | 64' | 4,800' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Eddeeleo, Upper | 46 | 41' | 4,900' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Edna | 2.5 | 17' | 5,000' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Eileen | 7 | 13' | 5,500' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Elbow | 8.7 | 24' | 5,440' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Elf | 1.3 | 22' | 5,250' | Mt. Washington Wildernes |
Emma | 3.5 | 12' | 5,190' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Erma Bell, Lower | 40 | 46' | 4,400' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Erma Bell, Middle | 41.5 | 46' | 4,600' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Erma Bell, Upper | 14 | 30' | 4,700' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Ernie | 2.9 | 19' | 5,400' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Fat Hippo | 2 | 9' | 5,126' | |
Fig | 3 | 17' | 5,500' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Fish | 42 | 10' | 3,100' | |
Gertrude | 2 | 4' | 4,100' | Willamette NF |
Gander | 47.3 | 32' | 4,820' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Glaze | 2.3 | 15' | 5,230' | Mt. Washington Wildernes |
Gold | 104 | 25' | 4,800' | Willamette NF |
Goose | 6.5 | 5' | 4,760' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Grace | 5.1 | 17' | 5,100' | Willamette NF |
Happy | 8 | 15' | 6,000' | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
Harvey | 18.8 | 24' | 5,200' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Heart | 10.7 | 23' | 4,750' | Willamette NF |
Helen | 6.8 | 20' | 5,280' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Hidden | 13 | 27' | 3,300' | Willamette NF |
Honey | 12 | 37' | 5,550' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Horse | Three Sisters Wilderness | |||
Horse, Lower | 13.7 | 8' | 4,440' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Horse, Middle | 2.9 | 14' | 4,570' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Horsefly | 2.4 | 15' | 5,640' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Horseshoe | 15.2 | 14' | 5,040' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Huckleberry | 5.7 | 14' | 5,100' | Willamette NF |
Indigo | 17.3 | 39' | 5,950' | Willamette Nationa Forest |
Ingo | 2 | 15' | 5,150' | Willamette NF |
Irish Camp | 2.4 | 15' | 4,700' | Willamette NF |
Island, Lower | 4.7 | 16' | 6,100' | Willamette NF |
Island, Upper | 6.3 | 19' | 6,140' | Willamette NF |
JoAnn | 7.2 | 22' | 5,720' | Willamette NF |
Junction | 21 | 17' | 4,920' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Kidney | 10 | 15' | 5,465' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Kiwa | 26 | 25' | 5,400' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Kuitan | 4 | 4,180' | Mt. Washington Wildernes | |
Lard | 4,35 | Mt. Washington Wildernes | ||
Last | 7.9 | 15' | 5,500' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Lemay | 4.7 | 12' | 4,500' | Willlamette NF |
Lindy | 14' | 4,145' | ||
Lizard | 3 | 10' | 5,500' | Willamette NF |
Loleta | 4 | 7' | 5,200' | |
Long | 31.3 | 19' | 4,800' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Lopez | 2.9 | 4' | 5,000 | |
Lorin | 6.6 | 17' | 5,900' | Willamette NF |
Lucas | 9.1 | 27' | 5,520' | Willamette NF |
Mac | 20 | 42' | 5,100' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Marie No 1 | 12 | 35' | 6,100' | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
Marilyn, Lower | 24 | 18' | 4,840' | Willamette NF |
Marilyn, Upper | 23 | 25' | 4,850' | Willamette NF |
Marty | 2 | 10'+ | 5,590' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
McFarland | 48 | 54' | 5,820' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
McFarland, East | 8.9 | 32' | 5,880' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Melakwa | 19.6 | 30' | 4,950' | Willamette NF |
Merrill | 4.8 | 11' | 5,100' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Mickey | 4.5 | 43 | 5,500' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Mile | 4.3 | 19' | 5,100' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Mink | 139 | 70' | 5,035' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Miriam | 2.5 | 21' | 5,150' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Moody | 4 | 16' | 5,020' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Moolack | 10 | 20' | 4,500 | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Mosquito, Little | 3.5 | 7' | 5,300' | |
Mud No. 2 | 6.2 | 6' | 4,950' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Nash | 33 | 34' | 4,900' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Nornie | 1.7 | 25' | 5,150' | Willamette NF |
Notch | 2.3 | 16' | 5,500' | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
Opal | 9.1 | 35' | 5,350 | Opal Creek Wilderness |
Otter | 13.8 | 27' | 4,600' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Paddock | 2.2 | 17' | 5,420' | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
Penn | 14 | 5' | 4,770' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Photo | 5.3 | 26' | 5,700' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Porky | 24.6 | 19' | 4,835' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Prince | 4.4 | 16' | 4,200' | Mt. Washington Wildernes |
Questionmark | 6.3 | 20' | 5,295 | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Quinn, Lower | 11.8 | 17' | 4,700' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Quinn, Upper | 15.3 | 37' | 4,900' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Rae | 1.2 | 8' | 4,200' | |
Rigdon, Lower | 19.8 | 33' | 5,450' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Rigdon, Upper | 28.5 | 22' | 5,500' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Robinson | 8 | 18' | 3,950' | Mt. Washington Wildernes |
Rockpile | 4.5 | 25' | 6,100 | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
ROK | 1.2 | 17' | 5,400' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Round | 23.8 | 17' | 4,900' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Ruth No 1 | 1.1 | 15' | 5,500' | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
Ruth No 2 | 2.7 | 13' | 5,500' | |
Salmon, Lower | 6.9 | 6' | 4,700' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Salmon, Upper | 7.9 | 32' | 4,800' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Sapphire | 5.4 | 20' | 5,750' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Separation | 4.5 | 19' | 3,250' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Shadow | 7.5 | 22' | 5,530' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Smith | 7.5 | 26' | 6,063' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Spring | 1.5 | 21' | 4,900' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Spy | 3.7 | 20' | 5,170' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Square | 3.5 | 16' | 5,470' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Sunset No 1 | 14.5 | 11' | 5,160' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Sunset No 2 | 2.1 | 16' | 5,500' | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
Teddy Bear | 13' | 3,287' | ||
Tenas, Middle | 1.5 | 14' | 5,460' | Mt. Washington Wildernes |
Tenas, Upper | 1 | 19' | 5,460 | Mt. Washington Wildernes |
Timpanogas | 28.8 | 104' | 5,310' | OR Cascade Rec Area |
Timpanogas, Lw | OR Cascade Rec Area | |||
Torrey | 67 | 13' | 5,290' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Vera | 1.3 | 24' | 5,390' | Three Sisters Wilderness |
Virginia | 1 | 11' | 3,526' | |
Vivian | 12 | 15' | 5,500' | Diamond Peak Wilderness |
Wahanna | 50.6 | 16' | 5,260' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Waldo | 6,420 | 420' | 5,414' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Warner No 2 | 6 | 12' | 5,100' | |
Webb | 2.5 | 13' | 5,450' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Whig | 14.2 | 10' | 5,350' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Williams | 3.3 | 9' | 4,950 | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
Zircon | 3.7 | 33' | 5,650' | Waldo Lake Wilderness |
* Trail links are for general guidance only. Consult the nearest US Forest Service office for the latest trail conditions.McFarland
Includes lakes in the Willamette National Forest and the Three Sisters, Waldo Lake and Mt. Washington wilderness areas. You also can find a recent history of stocking in this district here. For more information about these lakes -- including the species stock, GPS coordinates and additional trail notes -- click here. You also can find a recent history of stocking in this district here.
Includes lakes in the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest and the Sky Lakes Wilderness. Square
To help create fisheries in some of Oregon's back country, off-road areas, ODFW stocks 18 lakes in the Rogue District every two years with brook and rainbow trout.
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Lake Name
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Acres
|
Depth
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Elevation
|
National Forest/Wilderness*
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32
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13'
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6,600'
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Seven Lakes Basin | |
5
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9'
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5,570'
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2
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18'
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5,910
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12
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33'
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5,370'
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5
|
31'
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5,790'
|
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10
|
14'
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6,270'
|
||
5
|
7'
|
5,400'
|
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25
|
8'
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6,000'
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20
|
12'
|
5,720'
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3
|
10'
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5,700'
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10
|
|
3,600'
|
Bureau of Land Man
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|
3
|
10'
|
5,790'
|
Sky Lakes Wilderness
|
|
30
|
12'
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6,100'
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5
|
21'
|
5,020'
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25
|
25'
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5,760'
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5
|
12'
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5,860'
|
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9
|
33'
|
5,630
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Sky Lakes Wilderness | |
8
|
28'
|
5,300'
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* Trail links are for general guidance only. Consult the nearest US Forest Service office for the latest trail conditions.
Includes lakes in the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest and the Sky Lakes Wilderness. For more information about these lakes -- including the species stock, GPS coordinates and additional trail notes -- click here.
Includes lakes in the Umpqua National Forest and the Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness.
To help create fisheries in Oregon's back country, off-road areas, ODFW stocks nine lakes in the Umpqua District every two years with rainbow trout. In addition, these lake have naturally reproducing populations of brook trout.
Lake Name | Acres | Depth | Elevation |
Bullpup | 4 | 6' | 4,705' |
Fuller | 4 | 4,895' | |
Twin (rd. to twin) | 14 | 50 | 5,029' |
Cliff (Skimmerhorn) | 20 |
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Buckeye (Skimmerhorn) | 11 | 40' | 4,200' |
Maidu (Kelsay) | 20 | 12' | 5,980' |
Linda | 2 | ||
Calamut(Linda Lk) | 18 | 20' | 5,870' |
Skookum (Skookum) | 10 | 20' | 5,560' |
Includes lakes in the Umpqua National Forest and the Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness. For more information about these lakes -- including GPS coordinates -- click here.
This schedule includes lakes in the Deschutes National Forest and the Three Sisters and Mt. Jefferson Wilderness areas.
To help create fisheries in Oregon's back country, off-road areas, ODFW stocks 65 lakes in the Deschutes District every two years with brook, rainbow and cutthroat trout.
Lake Name | Acres | Depth | Elevation | National Forest/Wilderness* |
Arrowhead | 2 | 5,660' | Deschutes NF | |
Bell | 2 | 34' | 5,020' | Deschutes NF |
Blow | 45 | 23' | 5,050' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Bobby | 85 | 71' | 5,420' | Deschutes NF |
Bonnies | 6 | 24' | 6,200' | Deschutes NF |
Booth | 8 | 34' | 5,050' | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes |
Brahma | 10 | 12' | 5,500' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Cabot | 6 | 4,694' | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes | |
Carl | 30 | 51' | 5,450' | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes |
Darlene | 11 | 48' | 5,950' | Deschutes NF |
Dennis | 11 | 42' | 6,100' | Deschutes NF |
Doris | 90 | 70' | 5,350' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Effie | 5 | 14' | 5,950' | Deschutes NF |
Elf | 2 | 15' | 5,250' | Willamette NF |
Farrell | 4 | 11' | 5,580' | Deschutes NF |
Fawn | 43 | 27' | 5,680 | Diamond Peak Wilderne |
Found | 9 | 11' | 5,900' | Deschutes NF |
Gray Jay | 5 | 15' | 5,875' | Deschutes NF |
Green Lake | 83 | 55' | 6,505' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Hanks, East | 10 | 22' | 5,500' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Hanks,ddle | 6 | 22' | 5,500' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Hanks, West | 8 | 10' | 5,500' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Harlequin | 4 | 21' | 5,300' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Hidden -Gerdine L. | 13 | 35' | 6,200' | Deschutes NF |
Hidden | 11 | 21' | 5,850' | Deschutes NF |
Johnny | 20 | 21' | 5,400' | Deschutes NF |
Junco | 2 | 13' | 6,100' | Deschutes NF |
Kershaw | 4 | 13' | 5,500' | Deschutes NF |
Kinnikinnic | 2 | 12' | 5,500' | Deschutes NF |
Koko | 3 | 10' | 5,420' | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes |
Lemish | 16 | 13' | 5,200' | Deschutes NF |
Lil's | 4 | 18' | 5,980' | Deschutes NF |
Lily | 15 | 40' | 5,700' | Deschutes NF |
Lindick | 8 | 25' | 6,100' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Long | 16 | 24' | 4,650' | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes |
Long | 6 | 5,187 | Three Sisters Wildernes | |
Lucky | 30 | 50' | 5,250' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Martin | 4 | 20' | 5,150' | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes |
Matthieu, N. | 6 | 15' | 5,850 | Deschutes NF |
Meek | 14 | 38' | 5,580' | Deschutes NF |
Merle | 9 | 17' | 5,650' | Deschutes NF |
Midnight | 12 | Deschutes NF | ||
Oldenberg | 28 | 29' | 5,200' | Deschutes NF |
Patsy | 2 | 19' | 6,200' | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes |
Puppy | 8 | 13 | 5,300' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Raft | 10 | 30' | 4,900' | Deschutes NF |
Rock Rim | 4 | 13' | 6,000' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Rosary, Lowe | 3.2 | 5,705' | Deschutes NF | |
Rosary, Middl | 9 | 31' | 5,830' | Deschutes NF |
Shirley | 4 | 11' | 5,500 | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes |
Snell | 9 | 17' | 5,555' | Diamond Peak Wilderne |
Snowshoe,L | 18 | 15' | 5,100' | Three Sisters Wilderne |
Snowshoe,U | 30 | 8' | 5,150' | Three Sisters Wilderne |
Sowbug | 3 | 14' | 6,020' | Deschutes NF |
Square | 55 | 43' | 4,750' | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes |
Stag | 20 | 27' | 5,840' | Diamond Peak Wilderne |
Strider | 3 | 22' | 5,000' | Deschutes NF |
Suzanne | 10 | 47' | 6,000' | Deschutes NF |
Teddy, N. | 30 | 28' | 4,900' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Wasco | 20 | 20' | 5,150' | Mt. Jefferson Wildernes |
West Windigo | 5 | 19' | 5,880' | Deschutes NF |
Windy, East | 14 | 14' | 6,190' | OR Cascades Rec Area |
Windy, North | 5 | 27' | 6,190' | OR Cascades Rec Area |
Windy, South | 11 | 28' | 6,000' | OR Cascades Rec Area |
Windy, West | 16 | 18' | 6,000' | OR Cascades Rec Area |
Yapoah | 10 | 25' | 5,800' | Three Sisters Wildernes |
Yoran | 32 | 44' | 5,951' | Diamond Peak Wilderne |
* Trail links are for general guidance only. Consult the nearest US Forest Service office for the latest trail conditions.
Includes lakes in the Deschutes National Forest and the Three Sisters and Mt. Jefferson Wilderness areas. For more information about these lakes -- including the species stock, GPS coordinates and additional trail notes -- click here.
Includes lakes in the Mt. Hood National Forest, the Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness and the Olallie Lake Scenic Area.
To help create fisheries in Oregon's back country, off-road areas, ODFW stocks 65 lakes in the Deschutes District every two years with brook, rainbow and cutthroat trout.
Lake Name | Acres | Depth | Elevation |
National Forest/Wilderness*
|
Bear | 2 | 12' | 3,800' | Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness |
Black | 4 | 5' | 3,800' | Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness |
Boulder B | 11 | 17' | 4,600' | Mt. Hood NF |
Boulder L | 6 | 5' | 4,800' | Mt. Hood NF |
Catalpa | 3 | 8' | 4,100' | Mt Hood Wilderness |
Dublin | 2 | 9' | 3,500' | Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness |
Jean | 6 | 18' | 4,800' | Badger Creek Wilderness |
Low Twin | 12 | 40' | 4,100' | Mt. Hood Wilderness |
North | 6 | 8' | 4,000' | Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness |
Rainey | 10 | 8' | 4,100' | Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness |
Scout | 3 | 6' | 4,400' | Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness |
Timber | 10 | 18' | 5,300' | Olallie Lake Scenic Area |
Upper | 8 | 14' | 5,150' | Olallie Lake Scenic Area |
View | 7 | 10' | 5,250' | Olallie Lake Scenic Area |
Wahtum | 57 | 177' | 4,000' | Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness |
Warren | 5 | 8' | 3,750' | Mt. Hood NF |
* Trails linked are for general guidance only. Consult the nearest US Forest Service office for the latest trail conditions.
Includes lakes in the Mt. Hood National Forest, the Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness and the Olallie Lake Scenic Area. For more information about these lakes -- including the species stock, GPS coordinates and additional trail notes -- click here.
Includes lakes in the Winema and Rogue River national forests, and the Sky Lakes and Mountain Lake wilderness areas.
To help create fisheries in some off-road, hike-in areas, ODFW stocks 33 lakes in the Klamath District every two years with brook, rainbow and cutthroat trout.
Lake Name | Acres | Depth | Elevation | National Forest/Wilderness* |
Badger | 9 | 11' | 5,920' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Bert | 2 | 10 | 6,050' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Clover | 1.5 | 8' | 6,700' | Mountain Lake Wildernes |
Como | 7 | 32' | 6,750' | Mountain Lake Wildernes |
Dee | 14 | 16' | 5,910' | Rogue River NF |
Deep | 4 | 17' | 5,950' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Deer | 5 | 15' | 6,075' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Donna | 2 | 9' | 5,960' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Echo | 5 | 16' | 6,680' | Mountain Lake Wildernes |
Elizabeth | 5 | 8' | 6,020' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Fisher | 2 | 9' | 6,050' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Francis | 3.5 | 12' | 6,520' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Harriett | 70 | 63' | 6,750' | Mountain Lake Wildernes |
Heavenly B | 25 | 13' | 5,975' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Heavenly L | 7 | 17' | 5,975' | Sky Lakes Wild |
Isherwood | 18 | 17' | 5,980' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Island | 40 | 17' | 5,906' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Long | 37 | 9' | 6,080' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Margurette | 15 | 29' | 6,020 | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Mystic | 2.5 | 14' | 7,240' | Mountain Lake Wildernes |
North Puck | 10 | 18' | 6,450' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
O'Donahue | 3 | 17' | 6,160' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Paragon | 3.5 | 8' | 6,980' | Winema NF |
Snow | 3 | 8' | 6,080' | |
Sonja | 8 | 38' | 5,875' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
South Pass | 7 | 8' | 6,525' | Mountain Lake Wildernes |
South Puck | 25 | 10' | 6,450' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Squaw | 26 | 11' | 5,745' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Tanager | 5 | 12' | 5,840' | Winema NF |
Trapper | 17 | 11' | 5,938' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Weston | 1.5 | 16' | 6,400' | Mountain Lake Wildernes |
Wind | 2 | 8' | 6,030' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Wizard | 5 | 17' | 5,910' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
Woodpecker | 3 | 11' | 5,910' | Sky Lakes Wilderness |
* Trail links are for general guidance only. Consult the nearest US Forest Service office for the latest trail conditions.
Learn more about fishing high lakes
* Trail links are for general guidance only. Consult the nearest US Forest Service office for the latest trail conditions.
Includes lakes in the Winema and Rogue River national forests, and the Sky Lakes and Mountain Lake wilderness areas. For more information about these lakes -- including the species stock, GPS coordinates and additional trail notes -- click here.
Lake Name | Acres | Depth | Elevation | National Forest/Wilderness* |
Aneroid | 39 | 49' | 7,520' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Crater | 12 | 10 | 500' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Frances | 40 | 21' | 7,700' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Hawk | 2.4 | 18' | 7,993' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Heart | 3 | 23' | 7,340' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Hobo | 8 | 34' | 8,320' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Legore | 2 | 30' | 8,957' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Mellard P | Eagle Cap Wild | |||
Prospect | 14 | 100' | 8,380' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Swamp | 43 | 23 | 7,837' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Unit | 15 | 31' | 7,007' | Eagle Cap Wilderness |
Van Pattn | 23 | 75' | 7,500' | Wallowa Whitman NF |
* Trail links are for general guidance only. Consult the nearest US Forest Service office for the latest trail conditions.
Includes lakes in the Eagle Cap Wilderness Area.
To help create fisheries in Oregon's back country, off-road areas, ODFW stocks 12 lakes in the Wallowa District every two years with rainbow trout.
Includes lakes in the Eagle Cap Wilderness Area. For more information about these lakes -- including the species stock, GPS coordinates and additional trail notes -- click here.
Learn more about how to fish hike-in lakes
Every two years, ODFW plants over 300,000 fingerling fish in hundreds of Cascade lakes from Mt. Hood to Klamath Falls. Additional fish are dropped in the alpine lakes of the Eagle Cap Wilderness in the Wallowa Mountains -- including Lake Legore, Oregon’s highest lake at 8,950 feet. The 2.5- to 3-inch fingerlings are transported mostly by helicopter in a custom made shuttle carrying 30 individual canisters that hold a few gallons of water and up to 1,000 fingerling trout. The canisters are opened individually by remote control from inside the cockpit while the chopper hovers over a lake.
Return to Mile by Mile.Lakes of the Mt Hood National Forest
Glistening waters of over 150 lakes lie within the timbered boundaries of the Mt. Hood National Forest. Some of these lakes are easily accessible by car. Others bury themselves in the high country. On foot, or by horse, the sportsman must forge his way into these lakes to enjoy the solitude of the wilderness.
Most of these lakes were void of fish populations before the Department of Fish and Wildlife began an extensive stocking program. Heavily fished lakes are stocked annually, while more isolated lakes are planted every two or three years. Only those lakes that are fishable, either through stocking or natural reproduction, have been included in this guide. There are a number of other lakes which recreationists can enjoy, that do not contain game fish.
Fish populations and “fishing” is managed by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. They develop and implement the rules governing fishing in the Mt. Hood. National Forest, including all required fishing licenses, tags and permits. Because fishing regulations and season dates may change, it is best to consult the current Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations booklet, available at most sporting goods stores.
Please be careful with matches, leave a dead fire, a clean camp, and be familiar with angling limits and regulations.