Location: Wright Mountain

Elevation: 5,430 feet
Clean Prominence: 470 feet
Next Higher Peak: Kaleetan Peak
State: Washington State
County: King County
In areas: Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Middle Fork Snoqualmie Drainage
USGS quad: Snoqualmie Pass
UTM: 10T 615577E 5259451N (NAD27)

Trip Reports and References

Washington Trails Association: Trip reports
www.attrition.ws: Online trip reports
Book: Cascade Alpine Guide: Climbing and High Routes: Vol 1 - Columbia River to Stevens Pass
yellowleaf.org: Wright Mountain via Snow Lake trail
yellowleaf.org: Wright Mountain via Rock Creek trail

Name origin

"In July, 1925, this mountain was named by The Mountaineers for George E. Wright of Seattle, a member of their group, an attorney, and conservationist. (USBGN) Mr. Wright died on October 9, 1923. In writing of his contributions Edmond S. Meany noted that '...among the many valuable services he had rendered for the club were his plans, contributions and physical labor for trails and other improvements around Snoqualmie Lodge.'" (http://search.tpl.lib.wa.us/wa...).

Maps

Online USGS map of Wright Mountain: Google Maps
USGS quad: Snoqualmie Pass

In These Peak Lists

#42 in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie Drainage Peaks list
#20 in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River peaks list

Nearby Peaks

Mount Roosevelt (5,835')
Kaleetan Peak (6,259')
Chair Peak (6,238')
Avalanche Mountain (5,360'+)
Bryant Peak (5,801')
Hemlock Peak (5,560'+)
The Tooth (5,604')
Preacher Mountain (5,924')
Snoqualmie Mountain (6,278')
Denny Mountain (5,520'+)
Low Mountain (5,400'+)
Cave Ridge (5,270')
Lundin Peak (6,059')
Guye Peak (5,168')
Red Mountain (5,890')
West Granite Mountain (5,566')
Granite Mountain (5,629')
Pratt Mountain (5,099')
Kendall Peak (5,784')
Sorcery Mountain (5,273')
Collar Mountain (5,851')
The Pulpit (4,523')