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Mount Madron by Kamilche Hill and Capitol State Forest / 馬德龍山

Mount Madron by Kamilche Hill sits outside Capitol State Forest, ten miles west of Olympia. Summit Lake spans two miles to the south. Meanwhile, Kennedy Creek on the north flows into Oyster Bay in Puget Sound. Mount Madron above the quarry pond See more trip photos here. Mount Madron + Kennedy Creek Peak at a Glance Access: Old Olympic Highway (PDF Map)Round Trip: 5 milesElevation…

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Henrys Ridge Open Space to Kent WA High Point in Ravensdale / 亨利脊空地

Henrys Ridge Open Space borders Black Diamond Open Space in Ravensdale. At its northeast corner nestles Kent, WA’s High Point. Moreover, farther north by Green River sits Danville-Georgetown Open Space. The water tower in Henrys Ridge Open Space See more trip photos here. Henrys Ridge Open Space at a Glance Access: Maple Rock Trail west endRound Trip: 3.5 milesElevation…

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Danville-Georgetown Open Space + Rock Creek Natural Area / 丹維爾空地

Danville-Georgetown Open Space borders Rock Creek Natural Area in Ravensdale. To the north lies Cedar River, flowing from Meadow Mountain 26 miles to the east. Then in the near south is Henry’s Ridge Open Space. Welcome to Danville-Georgetown Open Space See more trip photos here. Danville-Georgetown Open Space at a Glance Access: Summit-Landsburg Road (PDF map)Round Trip: 5.2 milesElevation…

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Black Diamond Open Space by Henrys Ridge in Ravensdale / 黑鑽石空地

Black Diamond Open Space by Henrys Ridge nestles within Ravensdale by Lake Sawyer. To the north lies Cedar River, hailing from Meadow Mountain 26 miles to the east. Then on the south spans Green River from Blowout Mountain, 36 miles away. Black Diamond Open Space east entrance See more trip photos here. Black Diamond Open Space at a Glance Access: Black Diamond Ravensdale RoadRound Trip: 4…

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Fling Mountain by Cottlers Rock and Riffe Lake in Morton / 弗林山

Fling Mountain by Cottlers Rock perches above the Tilton River near Morton, Washington. A lookout on the peak’s south side views Mount Saint Helens. Moreover, the 23.5-mile-long Riffe Lake on the Cowlitz River flows at its foothills. Fling Mountain summit up ahead See more trip photos here. Fling Mountain at a Glance Access: Short RoadRound Trip: 4.7 milesElevation…

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Beaver Hill on Tiger Mountain via Tiger Summit + Sally's Summit / 海狸山丘

Beaver Hill on Tiger Mountain via Tiger Summit + Sally’s Summit / 海狸山丘

Beaver Hill on East Tiger Mountain sits southeast above Tiger Summit (mountain pass). It’s also inside one of Seattle’s notable mountain biking areas above Highway 18. Meanwhile, miles of biking trails wind through the lush old growth. Ten minutes of sunshine on Beaver Hill See more trip photos here. For Beaver Hill near Leavenworth, check out this post. Beaver Hill on Tiger Mountain at a…

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Mineral Top by Stumptop and Mineral Lake in Pleasant Valley / 礦物頂

Mineral Top by Stumptop and Mineral Lake in Pleasant Valley / 礦物頂

Mineral Top by Stumptop is a hill south of Mineral Lake. It’s close to the other peaks with a similar naming in Pleasant Valley, south of Alder Lake. Like other places here, it’s doable to visit two or more when time allows. The elusive Mineral Top See more trip photos here. Mineral Top at a Glance Access: Mineral Creek Road SouthRound Trip: 4.9 milesElevation…

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Mount Peak (Pinnacle Peak) + Cal Magnusson Trail in Enumclaw / 高山峯

Mount Peak (Pinnacle Peak) + Cal Magnusson Trail in Enumclaw / 高山峯

Mount Peak (Pinnacle Peak, Mount Pete) via Cal Magnusson Trail is south of Enumclaw, Washington. The name results from a mondegreen of the word Pete. Despite a modest 1801′, over half of the mountain’s height makes up its prominence. Mount Peak (Pinnacle Peak) summit tower See more trip photos here. Mount Peak (Pinnacle Peak) at a Glance Access: Cal Magnusson Trail (park map)Round Trip: 2.1…

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