High Point Map
Location: 47.5393101, -122.377459 High Point is a residential neighborhood in West Seattle, and one of the highest elevations in the …
Mountain Peaks
Surrounded by dramatic mountain ranges, Seattle offers breathtaking views and easy access to some of the Pacific Northwest’s most iconic peaks. From the towering presence of Mount Rainier on the southern horizon to the jagged beauty of the North Cascades, the mountains are an essential part of the city’s identity and a dream for outdoor enthusiasts.
This category showcases the region’s most famous summits and scenic lookouts. Learn where to go, what to see, and how to experience Seattle’s mountains from every angle.
Promontory Point Map
Location: 47.6744437, -122.2546325 Promontory Point in Seattle refers to a wooded area within Seward Park that extends into Lake Washington. …
Kite Hill Map
Location: 47.68223, -122.2489654 Kite Hill is a small rise located within Seattle’s Gas Works Park on the north shore of …
Queen Anne Hill Map
Location: 47.631337, -122.3547527 Queen Anne Hill is Seattle’s highest named hill, rising over 450 feet above sea level. It offers …
First Hill Map
Location: 47.6083251, -122.3212762 First Hill, located directly east of downtown Seattle, is one of the original “seven hills” of the …
Cherry Hill Map
Location: 47.6171472, -122.31024 Cherry Hill is a small, elevated neighborhood adjacent to First Hill and the Central District. It is …
Magnolia Map
Location: 47.6489369, -122.3931153 Tags: – ele: 112 – name: Magnolia – natural: peak – prominence: 50
Magnolia Bluff Map
Location: 47.6467216, -122.4078299 Magnolia Bluff is a scenic headland rather than a true mountain peak, located in the western part …
Capitol Hill Map
Location: 47.6290305, -122.3145451 Capitol Hill is not a mountain peak in the traditional sense, but one of Seattle’s most iconic …