Mount Seattle

Mount Seattle is a mountain summit in the Cascade Range located in Jefferson County, Washington, with dense coniferous forests covering its slopes. The peak features varied terrain ranging from forested lower elevations to more exposed rocky areas higher up.

The mountain was first documented climbed in the late 1800s, marking the start of recreational mountaineering in this area of Washington. Since then it has attracted climbers and hikers exploring the Cascade Range.

Native American tribes of the Pacific Northwest incorporated Mount Seattle into their traditional territories long before European exploration of the region began.

Hikers should wear sturdy footwear and bring layers as conditions change quickly at higher elevations. The mountain is most accessible during warmer months when snow is not present on the trails.

The mountain supports distinct plant communities at different elevations, ranging from lowland conifer forests to alpine meadows near the summit. This vertical variation creates diverse habitats within a relatively small geographic area.

Location: Jefferson County

Location: Washington

Elevation above the sea: 1,897 m

GPS coordinates: 47.73092,-123.57768

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:46