Olallie Butte is a steep-sided shield volcano in the Cascade Range of northern Oregon. It is the largest volcano and highest point in the 50-mile (80 km) distance between Mount Hood and Mount Jefferson, Oregon's two highest peaks. Ice Age glaciers carved two large cirques into the northeast and southeast flanks of the mountain exposing magma which hardened in the volcano's conduits to form the numerous spectacular pinnacles now found in the higher parts of the cirques.
A Forest Service fire lookout tower was built on the summit in 1920, but abandoned in 1967. The collapsed timbers of the lookout tower still remain on the summit to this day. A wedge-shaped piece of land including the summit area which had been part of the Willamette National Forest was ceded to the Warm Springs Indian Reservation under a revised interpretation of a 19th-century treaty. Most of Olallie Butte except the lower western flank now lies within the reservation. Although official maintenance of the 4-mile (6.4 km) trail to the summit also ended in the 1960s it still remains passable to hikers.
The summit of Olallie Butte is located on the border between Marion County and Jefferson County. The highest point in Wasco County is located at about 6,280 feet (1,910 m) in the northeast cirque. Olallie Butte overlooks the Olallie Scenic Area to the south which includes Olallie Lake. The term Olallie is Chinook Jargon for berry which are abundant in the area.
There's a trail called Olallie Butte Trail leading to the summit.
By elevation Olallie Butte is
# 3 out of 104 in Jefferson County # 1 out of 97 in Marion County # 2 out of 48 in Warm Springs Indian Reservation
By prominence Olallie Butte is
# 49 out of 4749 in Oregon # 4 out of 104 in Jefferson County # 1 out of 97 in Marion County # 2 out of 48 in Warm Springs Indian Reservation
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