Here's one of Oregon's most approachable ten-point summits. We took the southern approach, although many recommend the scenery on the longer approach from the north.  It's about 3.5 miles one-way - a well-graded path with about 1300 feet gain.  From Highway 395 just south of Seneca, Oregon take the Logan Valley Road (NF-16) about 12.2 miles to veer north onto NF-1640. You'll go about 10.2 miles to the trailhead at the sharp bend in the road. The trailhead is near 44.279° -118.703°.  You may also consider a cross-country approach to the very close W7O/NE-033 - Indian Spring Butte while activating Strawberry. And when you head back out to Highway 395, there is also the nearby drive-up Fall Mountain - W7O/NE-096. .