The location for these stunning views is Trillium Lake, a 65-acre man-made lake at 3,600 feet that offers a leisurely hike, picnic tables, camping and non-motorized water activities.

Trillium Lakes Campground Trillium Lake campground is undoubtedly the most scenic, but with views comes popularity, so you should expect the crowds.

Campgrounds in the Mount Hood National Forest that normally open around this time of year, like Trillium and Timothy Lake, are still covered with snow.

In addition, three campgrounds near Mount Hood — Trillium Lake, Still Creek and Frog Lake — also were delayed until roughly June 10.