Route 3 · Overnight or full day
Lolo Pass & Lost Lake
Over Lolo Pass, a night at Lost Lake, and down into the orchards of the Hood River Valley.

The ride
What to expect
Our big point-to-point adventure from one side of Mt. Hood to the other. Day one climbs to Lolo Pass and its close-up view of the mountain's west face, then drops and climbs again to Lost Lake. Day two crosses high forest before a long run down into Parkdale.
- Lolo Pass, with Mt. Hood filling the skyline
- An evening at Lost Lake, one of the most photographed views of the mountain
- Two distinct sides of Mt. Hood: wet western forest and the drier Hood River Valley
- Ridden and checked end to end by your guide
Good to know
Before you go
- Starts in Zigzag and finishes in Parkdale. Getting back is by a third-party shuttle, chosen and paid for directly by guests
- Stay overnight at Lost Lake Resort (cabins, yurts and camping), or ride either half as a full day
- Mostly paved mountain roads with gravel sections; long, steady climbs both days
- An easier, mostly downhill second-day option is available
- Bring your own food and water. Your guide carries extra water, food and a filter for emergencies
Elevation
Routes are proposed under our pending special use permit application with the USDA Forest Service, Mt. Hood National Forest, and may change before the 2027 season.