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Oregon
3.4 mi
Distance
1,991 ft
Gain
1h 40m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Molalla-Huckleberry Trail
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The Molalla-Huckleberry Trail is a scenic out-and-back hike through the Cascade foothills of Oregon, offering a gentle forest walk with access to berry patches and peaceful woodland scenery. This short trail is ideal for families and casual hikers seeking a quick escape into nature without significant elevation gain. The route traverses mixed conifer and deciduous forest typical of Oregon's mid-elevation terrain.
Molalla-Yellow Gate Road Trail
~0 min drive
Easy 0.36-mile out-and-back walk through Molalla area woodlands.
Baty Butte
~22 min drive
Moderate 7.7-mile out-and-back climb to a volcanic butte with panoramic views.
Ogle Mountain
~24 min drive
Short out-and-back climb to scenic Ogle Mountain summit views.
Memaloose Lake
~24 min drive
Scenic out-and-back hike to an alpine lake in Oregon's high country.
Molalla-Bob Cat Road Trail
~0 min drive
Easy half-mile out-and-back woodland walk near Molalla.
Little North Santiam
~24 min drive
Moderate out-and-back creek hike through Cascade foothills forest.
Hillockburn
~28 min drive
Easy 2.86-mile out-and-back trail near Hillockburn, Oregon.
Henline Mountain
~25 min drive
Moderate out-and-back climb to Henline Mountain summit with forest views.
Molalla-Elk Run Loop Trail
~2 min drive
Out-and-back forest trail through Molalla and Elk creek drainages.
Skookum Lake
~27 min drive
Easy out-and-back hike to a scenic alpine lake in Oregon's Cascades.