Mount Steel, Mountain summit in Jefferson County, Washington.
Mount Steel rises 6,225 feet above sea level in the Olympic Mountains, featuring steep slopes and rocky formations that define its natural structure.
The United States Board on Geographic Names officially designated Mount Steel in 1902, naming it after journalist and mountaineer William Gladstone Steel.
The mountain stands within Olympic National Park and Daniel J. Evans Wilderness, representing the natural heritage of the Pacific Northwest region.
Visitors can access Mount Steel through First Divide or Marmot Lake Trail routes, with optimal climbing conditions occurring between May and October.
The summit provides over 3,400 feet of elevation change within one mile, draining into both the North Fork Skokomish and Duckabush Rivers.
Location: Washington
Location: Jefferson County
GPS coordinates: 47.63926,-123.33573
Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:49
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