At a Glance
Dominated by Mount Hood, the tallest mountain in Oregon at 11,240 feet, this unit holds mule deer and crosses between blacktail and mule deer and elk with the characteristics of Rocky Mountain and Roosevelts.
This unit has good numbers of elk but gets a lot of hunting pressure, so a lot of bulls find seclusion in two wilderness areas and on private land.
Quick Tips
- Use a GPS unit and learn private land boundaries
- Visit Mount Hood and nearby Mount Adams
- Fishing for sturgeon, steelhead and salmon in the Columbia River
- Black bears are common

