Mt. Ashland, Oregon
January 2019
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Mt. Ashland, Oregon
January 2019
At 7,536′ Mount Ashland is the highest peak in the Siskiyou Mountains of southern Oregon. The PCT crosses the southern flank of the mountain which, from the trail, appears relatively modest in size and height. The image above is taken from the peak looking at the north side of Mt. Shasta (which is nearly double the height of Mt. Ashland). As you probably figured, it was named for the city of Ashland, a popular trail town located 8.6 miles north of the mountain. The east and north sides of the mountain are also home to a ski area.
This promotional photo of Ashland shows Mt. Ashland and some of the ski runs.
The Siskiyou Mountains are a subrange of the Klamath Mountains in northwestern California and southwestern Oregon. The five miles on the PCT going west from Mt. Ashland are among my favorite ridge walks on the trail.
We still have several peaks to cover in our series on the Oregon mountains. Next up -- nearby Pilot Rock.
She changed my life. We immediately got down to the core of things like once lost sisters, found. We shared many words, and silence; sun on our skin, and snow in our bones. We shared our suns and our moons. We connected on higher mental planes, and deep within our roots. Her voice was soft like a crushed velvet sailboat, gliding on a lake at sunset. She did things like hand me a crystal and a bag of tea, and tell me: “Don’t pick at your mental wounds.”
.E I L E E N. November; 2017
Mt. Ashland, Oregon
January 2019
Mt. Shasta from Mt. Ashland
Mt. Ashland, Siskiyou National Forest, OR December 24, 2012 Robert Niese
Skiing, snowboarding and all around snowy adventures are Mt. Ashland specialties! Although it is located just a few miles outside of Ashland, it definitely feels like you are much further away. Join our host Danielle as she learns to ski and explores all that the mountain has to offer!
On top of Mt. Ashland, all covered with bees...
On top of Mt. Ashland, all covered with bees…
Ashland, Oregon I can’t remember the last time I’ve had a summer that seemed so much like…..well, summer. Perhaps it’s my self imposed extended “vacation”, but I think a lot of it has to do with just how awesome Mother Nature has been. Sunny skies, soft breezes, wildflowers, and the bees that go along with them. All of this seems so reminiscent of summers spent in childhood. I even got the…
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