Location: Greenway Mountain (unofficial name)

Elevation: 4,440+ feet
State: Washington State
County: King County
In area: South Fork Snoqualmie Drainage
USGS quad: Chester Morse Lake
UTM: 10T 599680E 5251121N (NAD27)

Trip Reports and References

Pack and Paddle: January 2002
Cascade Climbers: Greenway Mountain - North Ridge
yellowleaf.org: Greenway Mountain

Name origin

"Peak 4440+ is dubbed 'Greenway Mountain,' after the thankful work of the Mountains to Sound Greenway angels. This is a 440-foot prominence summit on the ridge running from Mount Washington to McClellan Butte south of I-90, at the very headwaters of Hall Creek (famous for its missing railway trestle for many years). Don't confuse 'Greenway' with 4320+ 'Eastern Washington' (AKA 'Change Peak'.)" -John Roper in Pack and Paddle, January 2002.

Maps

Online USGS map of Greenway Mountain: Google Maps
USGS quad: Chester Morse Lake

Nearby Peaks

Change Peak (4,320'+)
Mount Washington (4,400'+)
McClellan Butte (5,162')
Cedar Butte (1,880'+)
Duke of Kent (4,840'+)
Dirty Harry's Peak (4,680'+)
Dirtybox Peak (4,926')
Duchess of Kent (4,703')
Mailbox Peak (4,841')
Web Mountain (5,335')
Putrid Pete's Peak (5,220'+)

Weather

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South side of Greenway Mountain (trip report)

Greenway Mountain from Hall Creek Road (trip report)