Baty Butte

Overview

Baty Butte is at the western end of the 15-mile long Fish Creek Divide, with creeks flowing into the Molalla River to the west and drainages of the Clackamas River to the east. It's a short scramble to the summit along the south ridge from the Baty Butte Trail, with the last section involving a little rock scrambling and contorting around the summit vegetation. Baty Butte has a precipitous southwestern face, so don't get too close to that edge. The summit is on the far western edge of the Mt. Hood National Forest.

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