Mount Ashland

Mount Ashland is a 2,296 meter high mountain in the south of the U.S. state of Oregon with the highest peaks of the Siskiyou Mountains. The Rogue - Siskiyou National Forest includes Mount Ashland in part.

He was named in the northwest of the mountain after the nearby town of Ashland. Approximately 762 cm of snow fall in winter. The mountain is since the 1950s, a winter sports area with an area of ​​80.9 hectares and in the summer a destination for hikers and mountain bikers. The parking lot of the ski is start and finish point of the annual Siskiyou Out Back ultramarathons with a length of 50 kilometers. The long hiking Pacific Crest Trail passes here and on the south and east sides.