Green Mountain, Mountain summit in Kitsap County, US.

Green Mountain is a 1,700-foot (520 m) summit in the Blue Hills on the Kitsap Peninsula, the second highest point in Kitsap County after Gold Mountain. It lies within the 6,000-acre Green Mountain State Forest, about seven miles west of downtown Bremerton. A forest road open to motorized traffic runs to the summit, where a picnic area looks east to Seattle and the Cascade Mountains and west to the Olympic Mountains.

Green Mountain lies within the 6,000-acre Green Mountain State Forest, next to the City of Bremerton watershed about seven miles west of downtown Bremerton. A forest road open to motorized traffic runs to the 1,700-foot summit, where a picnic area looks east to Seattle and the Cascade Mountains and west to the Olympic Mountains. As of 2014 a single microwave tower stands on the mountain.

The summit is reached by a forest road open to motorized traffic, which ends at a picnic area. From there, visitors look east to Seattle and the Cascade Mountains and west to the Olympic Mountains. A single microwave tower stands on the mountain, noted as of 2014.

Bring sturdy footwear, water, and weather-appropriate clothing since the climb is demanding and conditions can change quickly. The best time to visit is during dry weather when the paths are safe to walk.

A single microwave tower stands on the summit as of 2014, a structure visible from the forest road and a marker of the mountain's communications role. The 1,700-foot summit is the second-highest point on the Kitsap Peninsula, after 1,761-foot Gold Mountain.