Farley Hills

The Farley Hills are a small mountain range located in the southwestern region of Oregon. Spanning approximately 25 miles in length, the range is characterized by rugged, forested peaks and steep, rocky terrain. The highest point in the Farley Hills is Mount Eliza, which reaches an elevation of 7,125 feet. The range is primarily composed of volcanic rock, including basalt and andesite, and is dotted with alpine lakes and cascading streams. The Farley Hills are a part of the broader Klamath Mountain system and provide a scenic wilderness setting for outdoor enthusiasts.