Mount Jupiter Trail
Strenuous · Out-and-back · 13.2 mi round trip · 3,998 ft gain · 5 h 30 min–8 h
Parking: not reported today
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Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center · Public domain
Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center · Public domainA long, demanding day; experienced hikers in good shape. From OpenStreetMap: “The trail follows a long ridge line dividing the Duckabush and Dosewallips drainages before ascending to the summit of Mount Jupiter and specatular views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains.”
6.6 mi one way · high point 5,700 ft · time at a steady pace without breaks
Elevation from USGS; 2,046–5,700 ft. Open the map.
No hiker reports in the last 3 days. Be the first to report here
What you need
No fee dogs, accessibility, bikes: not recorded yet
Toilets and trash not confirmed here. Pack out what you pack in.
Getting there
Starts at Mount Jupiter Trailhead · Olympic Peninsula
Navigate to the trailhead: Google Maps · Apple Maps · coordinates 47.68415, -122.95665
Right now
Weather and road conditions
- Tonight: Mostly Clear, 51°F, 1% precip, wind 1 mph
- Monday: Partly Sunny, 64°F, 1% precip, wind 3 mph
- Monday Night: Partly Cloudy, 49°F, wind 2 mph
Daylight: Sunrise 7:18 am · sunset 6:41 pm
Air: Good (AQI 28, PM2.5 5 µg/m³) at the Bremerton-Spruce Ave monitor, 27 km away AirNow
Snow: 0″ snow at Mount Crag (3,960 ft, 10.3 km away) station
Typical year: normally snow-free now · usually melted out by about Jun 5 · typical peak Apr 9
No reports in the last 3 days.
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