Mount Constance

Mount Constance is a mountain summit in the Olympic range in Washington, rising to about 2,400 meters (7,900 feet) with steep sides and jagged rock throughout. The peak stands as one of the more demanding climbs in the range due to the exposed nature of its terrain.

Climbers have targeted this peak since the late 1800s, making it one of the early climbing destinations in the Olympic range. The mountain's history reflects the development of mountaineering techniques and expeditions in the Pacific Northwest.

Local outdoor recreation groups regularly organize guided climbs and hiking events at Mount Constance to promote mountaineering education and safety.

Expect changeable weather at the summit as clouds and mist often roll in unexpectedly, limiting visibility during climbs. The warmer and drier months offer more stable conditions, though weather can shift rapidly even during these periods.

The peak's location within the range creates unusual weather patterns where clouds often wrap around only this summit while nearby peaks remain clear. This isolation effect makes each climb unpredictable and adds a sense of mystery to visits.

Location: Washington

Location: Jefferson County

Elevation above the sea: 2,364 m

GPS coordinates: 47.77268,-123.12729

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:21