Mount Skokomish Wilderness

Mount Skokomish Wilderness spans 13,015 acres of steep terrain, with elevations ranging from 800 feet to 6,612 feet at Mount Stone summit.

The United States Congress established Mount Skokomish Wilderness in 1984 as one of five protected areas within Olympic National Forest.

Native tribes utilized the natural resources of this land before its designation as a protected wilderness area by the US Forest Service.

The Mildred Lakes Trail extends 4.5 miles with a 2,100-foot elevation gain, providing primary access into the wilderness area.

Two rocky ridges traverse the wilderness, featuring Mount Skokomish at 6,434 feet and the Sawtooth Ridge between Mount Lincoln and Mount Cruiser.

Location: Mason County

Operator: US Forest Service

GPS coordinates: 47.55284,-123.28378

Latest update: March 5, 2025 15:45