Mount Seattle

Mount Seattle rises to an elevation of 1897 meters within the mountainous terrain of Washington state, featuring dense forests and varied geological formations.

The mountain's first documented ascent occurred in the late nineteenth century, marking the beginning of recreational climbing activities in this section of Washington.

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

Visitors require proper equipment and navigation tools to access the mountain trails, which become particularly challenging during winter months due to snow accumulation.

The mountain contains several microclimates at different elevations, supporting distinct plant communities from lowland conifers to alpine meadow species.

Location: Jefferson County

Location: Washington

Elevation above the sea: 1,897 m

GPS coordinates: 47.73092,-123.57768

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:54