Washington Points of Interest

Palmer Mountain


Palmer Mountain is located in the Okanogan watershed in Washington state. This region is known for its rugged terrain and scenic beauty, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The mountain itself is a popular hiking and camping spot, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can hike through dense forests and meadows filled with wildflowers, and spot a variety of wildlife along the way.

One of the unique things about Palmer Mountain is its geological history. The area was once home to volcanic activity, which has left behind a variety of interesting rock formations. Hikers can see exposed layers of volcanic rock as they ascend the mountain, and even spot remnants of old lava flows. Additionally, the mountain is home to a variety of plant and animal species that are adapted to the harsh, high-altitude environment. Visitors may be able to spot rare species such as mountain goats and pikas while exploring the area. Overall, Palmer Mountain offers a unique and rewarding outdoor experience for those willing to make the trek. Get driving directions.
PALMER MOUNTAIN

Points of Interest
Location
Palmer Mountain
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Nearby Camping
Location Campsites Reservations Toilets Showers Elevation
Palmer Lake- State Forest 6 1,160 ft
Toats Coulee- State Forest 9 2,511 ft
Southwest End - WDFW Numerous 1,903 ft
Blue Lake South - WDFW Numerous 1,733 ft
Blue Lake North - WDFW Numerous 1,696 ft
Chopaka Lake - State Forest 16 2,956 ft
Fish Lake - WDFW Numerous 1,826 ft
Forde Lake - WDFW Numerous 1,568 ft
Conners Lake - WDFW Numerous 1,514 ft
Sinlahekin Creek - WDFW Numerous 1,680 ft
Aeneas Lake - WDFW Numerous 1,397 ft