Mount Kit Carson, Mountain peak in Spokane County, Washington, United States.
Mount Kit Carson is a mountain peak near Spokane with an elevation of about 5,280 feet (1,610 meters). The peak offers several hiking trails and views of Spokane Valley and Eloika Lake.
The mountain is part of the Selkirk Range and has long been used by hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. Park infrastructure around the area developed during the 20th century.
The mountain sits within Mount Spokane State Park, a major recreational area for the region. Visitors regularly use it for hiking and enjoy views across the surrounding landscape.
The trails are well marked and accessible, making hiking possible for beginners too. The main trailhead is at Bald Knob Campground in the northern section of the park.
An aircraft crashed on the peak in 1962 during foggy conditions, marking a notable moment in the area's past. This event remains connected to the mountain's history and is recognized by visitors today.
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