Chair Peak

Chair Peak is a mountain in the Cascade Range rising to about 6,244 feet. The summit features rocky faces with multiple climbing routes that range from moderate hikes to technical scrambles for experienced climbers.

The mountain was first documented during early exploration of the Cascade Range and has grown into a popular climbing destination. Over the decades, it has attracted steady interest from mountaineers seeking to test their skills on its routes.

Chair Peak holds a notable position in the Alpine Lakes Top 100 list and maintains recognition in Smoot's comprehensive guide to Washington's mountains.

Access to the mountain requires proper permits, and the main trailhead is reached via Interstate 90 at the Denny Creek exit. Check current conditions beforehand, as weather and trail status can change significantly with the season.

The mountain offers completely different climbing challenges depending on the season, transforming from a rock climbing destination in summer to an ice climbing venue in winter. This seasonal variety makes it appealing to different types of mountaineers.

Location: King County

Location: Washington

GPS coordinates: 47.45944,-121.46667

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:04