Mt. Hood National Forest
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Climbing Mt. Hood |
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Mt. Hood
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Passes & Permits
Commercial Photography and Filming |
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Northwest Regional Filming Guidebook (pdf file - 11mb) |
The Mt. Hood National Forest has a variety of wonderful scenery for commercial filming and still photography.
Much of the Forest is easily accessible, located approximately 50 miles southeast of Portland International Airport on US Highway 26.
The Forest environment ranges from very wet temperate rain-forest conditions to open park-like Ponderosa Pine stands
The west side of the forest includes a classic Cascade Range of a dense forest. The east side has a drier climate that is more open and has less undergrowth.
Lakes, streams, waterfalls, mountain peaks and alpine meadows serve as the main environmental attractions.
- When do I need a Film Permit?
- Popular Filming and Still Photo Locations
- Mt. Hood Loop Map
- Contacts & Links
Photography and Filming Request Form
Note: This form available in MS Word and Adobe pdf format is NOT an "on-line" form, it must be submitted in Hardcopy, via FAX, or as an email attachment.
US Forest Service - Mt. Hood National Forest
Last Modified: Friday, 29 February 2008 at 13:09:37 EST