The Highest Peaks in Washington

Washington's 21 highest hikeable summits, ranked by elevation. The tallest is Columbia Crest at 14,409 ft. Every peak below links to a full trail guide with maps, elevation profiles and parking info — updated 2026.

#	Peak	Elevation	Distance	Difficulty
1	Columbia Crest	14,409 ft	6.3 mi	Strenuous
2	Liberty Cap	14,098 ft	4.3 mi	Strenuous
3	Tahoma Cleaver	11,591 ft	6.3 mi	Strenuous
4	Little Tahoma	11,138 ft	6.2 mi	Strenuous
5	Sherman Peak	9,908 ft	1.5 mi	Easy
6	Bonanza Peak	9,514 ft	3 mi	Moderate
7	Mount Stuart	9,419 ft	8.5 mi	Strenuous
8	Colfax Peak	9,354 ft	1.7 mi	Moderate
9	Goode Mountain	9,226 ft	8.6 mi	Strenuous
10	Mount Shuksan	9,134 ft	7.9 mi	Hard
11	Buckner Mountain	9,117 ft	6.9 mi	Strenuous
12	Jack Mountain	9,065 ft	5.2 mi	Strenuous
13	Seven Fingered Jack	9,022 ft	5.6 mi	Strenuous
14	Mount Spickard	8,970 ft	8.1 mi	Strenuous
15	Remmel Mountain	8,648 ft	0.3 mi	Easy
16	Mount Olympus	7,972 ft	1.9 mi	Moderate
17	Mount Daniel	7,963 ft	6.8 mi	Strenuous
18	Mother Lode	7,908 ft	8.5 mi	Strenuous
19	Mount Deception	7,772 ft	3.6 mi	Moderate
20	Mount Constance	7,756 ft	13.3 mi	Strenuous
21	Abercrombie Mountain	7,228 ft	6.6 mi	Strenuous

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