Officially at 7,215 feet, Olallie Butte is the highest summit between Mount Hood and Mount Jefferson along the Cascade crest. It is a shield volcano and looks relatively symmetrical from most western viewpoints. Hike to the summit, however, and get views of spectacular volcanic formations exposed by glacial erosion on the Butte’s northeast and southeast slopes. There are 360 degree views from the peak, which can catch warm but fierce easterlies in the summer.