Liberty Mountain, Mountain summit in Snohomish County, United States.
Liberty Mountain is a peak in the Boulder River Wilderness featuring dense coniferous forests and rocky slopes throughout its elevation. The terrain includes steep sections and exposed stone formations that create a rugged landscape.
The mountain was named by miners working near Silverton in the late 1800s. It became part of the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest under federal protection.
Local climbing groups document their ascents of Liberty Mountain through detailed trip reports, sharing navigation tips and seasonal recommendations with fellow mountaineers.
The ascent via the southwest ridge begins at Forest Service Road 4111 near Canyon Lake. Visitors need a Northwest Forest Pass for parking at designated trailheads.
The mountain stands 2.3 miles from Three Fingers peak, creating a natural barrier that influences weather patterns and precipitation levels in the surrounding wilderness.
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