Climbers at Hogsback and ascending the pearly gates. Notice that the bergshrund is not visible in this early season photo.

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All Locations > Oregon > Oregon Volcanoes > (A) Mt Hood > S Side Route (AI1 Easy Snow PG13)

Climbers at Hogsback and ascending the pearly gates. Notice that the bergshrund is not visible in this early season photo.

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The shadow of Mt. Hood from the Hog's Back.

First anniversary of Oregon Episcopal School disaster.

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Karsten Duncan

Feb 1, 2006

“Climbers at Hogsback and ascending the pearly gates. Notice that the bergshrund is not visible in this early season photo.”

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Above the Hog's back, descending from the Summit

Hiking through the night was painful. Especially for me carrying my skis and boots up to the top of Palmer. It was a good wake up call for how out of shape I am.<br>
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At times we were lost and cold, but hey, totally worth it for views like these.

Great Oden's Ravens joined us on the summit.

Getting the helmets on for the final push.

2012 Look at the Hogs Back alignment with the Pearly Gates.<br>
Most groups heading up the old Mazama Route but start your traverse left (west) sooner than these groups did and stay out of the fall line.

Not the best conditions for skiing, but a fun route otherwise.

Unknown climber on the hogsback headed toward the icy dribble on the right that used to be the Pearly Gates. 7/6/08

Heading up the icy and windy Pearly Gates. Wind was channeling ice and snow at us. Helmets were essential. Goggles would have been nice.

View from summit ridge looking (south) down on the hogsback.

Barb feeling triumphant just above The Hogsback on 7/13/13.

2012 Hogs Back watching groups take the Old Mazama Route

Near the summit in the Old Chute. Hogsback below.

On our way home from a night climb. You can kinda see hogsback in the photo.

South side of Hood from the Parking lot (Hog's back Route easily seen).

Traverse to the old chute. Be wary of cornices on right hand side.

Group shot just above the top of the Palmer lift on the way to the summit!

The summit as viewed from the top of the old chute.

Looking up the HB route from the snow field below.

View from base of the hogsback late this June- everyone taking the high traverse to old/ Mazama chute.

A small version of a larger image showing the soutside craters.

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