Table Mountain (11,106') is on the west side of Grand Teton National Park. Speed ascents have been done via the North Fork route, which is about 6.5 miles one-way, and via the West Face route, which is more like 4 miles each way.  Either route, the summit affords spectacular views of the Tetons.

Wikipedia:

Mount Hood is the tallest mountain in Oregon and one of the most climbed Cascade volcanoes. It stands at 11,250ft. It is a relatively easy climb/hike for the first 4,000 vertical feet, with the last approximately 1,000ft being technical snow climbing. 

This Route is for mostly on-trail traverses between Green River Lakes and Big Sandy.  Largely off-trail trips are described under the Wind River High Route.

There does not seem to be an established standard for the route.  Generally the end points have been Green River Lakes and Big Sandy, and people use a combination of the Highline & Fremont Trails.  Here we archive some discussion from our old website:

Jim Knight (9/28/2010):