Wallowa National Forest

Wallowa National Forest was first established as the Wallowa Forest Reserve in Oregon on May 6, 1905, with 747,200 acres (3,024 km2). The Wallowa National Forest is located overwhelmingly in Wallowa County, Oregon, but there are much smaller portions in Union County, Oregon, and Nez Perce and Idaho counties in Idaho.

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U.S. Forest Service

• Sacajawea Peak9,839 ft · Summit
• Aneroid Mountain9,701 ft · Summit
• Twin Peaks9,672 ft · Summit
• Elkhorn Peak9,232 ft · Summit
• Hat Point6,959 ft · Summit
• Petes Point9,675 ft · Summit
• Eagle Cap9,573 ft · Summit
• Hurricane Divide South9,386 ft · Summit
• Lookout Mountain8,799 ft · Summit
• Cusick Mountain9,518 ft · Summit
• Hurwal Divide9,777 ft · Summit
• Glacier Mountain9,170 ft · Summit
• Chief Joseph Mountain9,616 ft · Summit
• Marble Mountain8,921 ft · Summit
• Ruby Peak8,885 ft · Summit
• Aneroid Mountain North9,439 ft · Summit
• Chimney Lake North8,675 ft · Summit
• Dollar Lake Peak9,081 ft · Summit
• Granite Creek East8,629 ft · Summit
• East McCully Basin Peak9,127 ft · Summit
• Sentinel Peak9,400 ft · Summit
• Blue Lake Southwest8,839 ft · Summit
• Long Lake South8,819 ft · Summit
• Traverse Ridge9,085 ft · Summit
• Craig Mountain9,203 ft · Summit
• Hurricane Divide North9,600 ft · Summit
• Glacier Pass Peak8,999 ft · Summit
• Bailey Butte8,681 ft · Summit
• Snook's Butte8,320 ft · Summit
• Hurwal Divide Southwest9,508 ft · Summit

• Sacajawea Peak via Hurricane CreekStrenuous · 6.5 mi · 5,180 ft gain · Est. 7.5–10.5 hr