Climbing Mt. Hood, Oregon's highest peak | Oregon Field Guide

[@Troycoalman]

My great grandfather is Elijah "Lije" Coalman (often misspelled Coleman). He made over 500 ascents of the mt and built a forest service lookout on the summit in 1915. I hope to climb it someday in his memory. Coalman Glacier is named in his honor.

[@foodculture6355]

Oh stop lying

[@Troycoalman]

@@foodculture6355 jerk

[@zakstone9821]

I love this episode. I watch it once a year.

[@NatureShy]

Climbers train on Mt. Hood for Mount Rainier, the highest mountain in the Cascades, located in central Washington. Then people train on Mt. Rainier for climbing Mount McKinley and Mount Everest. Mount Hood is Oregon's highest peak, and the fourth tallest volcano in the Cascade Range, after Washington's Mount Rainier and Mount Adams, and California's Mount Shasta.

[@MatanuskaHIGH]

NatureShy what’s mount McKinley? In Alaska we call it Denali.

[@KCCgoKartMAN]

@@MatanuskaHIGH while I had the same thought, 6 years ago it hadn’t been changed back to Denali when this comment would’ve been posted.

[@MatanuskaHIGH]

Anthony Tarter to Alaskans its always been Denali.....

[@russliquid4858]

Steve is quite remarkable, to make such a deep observation about himself. Much respect for that man, what a wonderful family he must have. Thats inspiring to know that there are people that have the capacity to operate in such an awareness to love. Faith in humanities capacity for “good” restored.

[@RedDragon0719]

Incredible video. We will be moving to PDX soon and hopefully I can climb that glorious mountain

[@danc4972]

June 3rd 2020, would love to organize a group climb up as of yesterday!

[@djcammack]

Wow, excellent video.

[@jacobbond5706]

I LOVE CLIMBING IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@aoconnor2933]

Awesome video! ❤

[@piggypiggypig1746]

15:45 The Shining! 🪓

[@timbarnett3898]

There are hot rocks on MT Hood, so you can be cold but hot butt sitting on hot rocks! We all love MT Hood, be safe!

[@MarchelloGoBro1]

Крутой ролик. Есть куда стремиться. Мы в августе взошли на Эльбрус. А друзей наших с вертолетом эвакуировали. Это был полный *****))

[@casigibson7026]

this is really cool i would not have known anything about Mt. hood if it was not for my ag. teacher

[@johnyoung2544]

Good video saw myself 3x

[@Dblock8998]

When I think Oregon Field Guide I think about this episode

[@JustAnotherBlader]

The receding glaciers in the cascades is a sad sight

[@TheBandit7613]

glaciers advance, glaciers retreat. It's called nature.

[@hobbesthegoblin]

@@TheBandit7613 It's going to be a long time before they advance again at this rate

[@will7its]

@@hobbesthegoblin haha.....

[@ricktilbury9690]

Made the summit in 2000.

[@MattCookOregon]

yo

[@AntzLoks1314]

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[@michaelhodges250]

My 6th birthday was on the doctors card lol

[@evxdaddy]

I have to climb it before its too late.

[@USAdystopia]

emmanuel valencia As long as the sky is NOT falling...you'll have plenty of time!

[@stevensonenator]

USAdystopia soon there will be no more snow which will make it unclimbable due to climate warming.

[@USAdystopia]

derek stevenson Get off your couch and go look and stop being led around by your nose.

[@stevensonenator]

Should watch the video completely, and yes i'am going next spring.

[@USAdystopia]

derek stevenson Watch the video??? Have been to EVERY scene in the video and the summit 24 times and "on" the upper slopes at least 50 times! Go ahead and believe the "global warming industry" if you wish. Why are you waiting ANOTHER year?

[@kaizersoze]

government camp, aka "govy" =)

[@AntzLoks1314]

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[@garrisp]

I wouldn’t believe my eyes and ears if I could see 1 episode of a OPB broadcast without a mention or nod to diversity or global warming.

[@WJack97224]

@garrisp, Yeah, the prejudice of OPB is glaring.

[@gcharocks]

I don't see how discussing glaciers retreating too fast is political.

[@TheBandit7613]

@@gcharocks Glaciers advance, glaciers retreat. It's natural. Especially since we are coming out of an ice age. For most of Earth's history, there is no ice. No North Pole, no Antarctica. No glaciers, no icebergs.

[@gcharocks]

@@TheBandit7613 Yes but the problem is it's happening much faster than it should

[@will7its]

@@gcharocks HaHa......

[@gavanwhatever8196]

11:30 Hi Honey, I'm home!

[@pinetarsavage]

They should rename all these peaks. Won't happen because there has to be a lot of local usage, like Denali. But I for one would gladly call e.g. Rainier - Tahoma instead. Of course, I'm not gonna sound like a dummy and start using it now. So it's hopeless.

[@lucasjans]

Let's make it happen, why not?

[@shaytheo]

great piece, but I doubt the white dude was the fisrt to climb the mountain.

[@gregosterholt394]

Not sure why you would want to climb any mountain it’s all snow an ice.

[@michaelsteffen4887]

"It`s just that incredible view" THAT YOU CAN GET 1000X BETTER IN A PERFECTLY GOOD AIRPLANE! TAKE A SCENIC FLIGHT FOLKS-IT`S 1000X SAFER.Why spend 600.00 on gear and get hit by falling rocks,ice or possibly die?

[@broughton1996]

What a boring way to live your life

[@Heliosphan33]

Couch potato

[@AntzLoks1314]

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