Hayrick Butte has a normal magnetic polarity. Hayrick Butte is of late Pleistocene age. Small square bales are stacked in a criss-crossed fashion sometimes called a "rick" or "hayrick". The county was organized that same year, with Hayrick as county seat. The route travels between Hayrick and Hoodoo Butte, offering views of Mount Washington. Hayrick Butte is located next to the Hoodoo ski area. Threshing machines were a particular target, and hayrick burning was a popular activity. Hayrick Butte, however, is more isolated from other volcanoes. Apparently a hayrick fell upon him whilst he was inspecting it. Hayrick Butte has a handle tow servicing the long tube lanes. The labourer burned the hayrick in protest against farm machinery replacing manual labour. Hayrick Butte is located in Linn County in the U. S. state of Oregon. Hayrick Butte, along with Benchmark Butte, formed more than from any major stratovolcano. Hayrick Butte is also visible from the Patjens Lake Loop trail near Santiam Pass. Hayrick Butte is a tuya, a type of subglacial volcano, in Linn County, Oregon.