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Little Mountain Park. A trip to Little Mountain Park is sure to be rewarding for everyone, no matter age or ability. There is a new trail to explore for every hike and endless combinations for a different bike ride or trail run each time. Come in the morning for trail running before breakfast.
Our largest and most impressive park, comprising 522 acres, is located south of City limits. Follow the 1.5 mile paved road to the top of Little Mountain, an elevation gain of 934 feet. A covered viewpoint provides a spectacular look at the Skagit Valley, San Juan Islands, Olympic Mountains, and the tulip fields.
Aptly named Little Mountain is easily accessible year-round. This 522-acre forested park—just a few miles from Mount Vernon’s downtown area—feels much farther from the city. A narrow road leads to the sub-1,000-foot summit, where Skagit Valley views await.
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Explore this 4.8-mile loop trail near Mount Vernon, Washington. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 27 min to complete. This is a very popular area for birding, hiking, and mountain biking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring.
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Although the name does not sound very interesting, Little Mountain is a great place to visit on a clear day! Located just a short drive away from downtown Mount Vernon, the park offers two look-outs, numerous hiking trails of varying difficulty, and a few picnicking areas.
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Sep 23, 2021 · Little Mountain is a wonderful park for those living in the Mount Vernon area, offering an easy escape into the woods with a wide variety of trails. On a clear day, head to the summit for wide-ranging views from two distinct lookouts.
86 reviews. #3 of 32 things to do in Mount Vernon. LookoutsParks. Write a review. About. Little Mountain Parks features two viewpoints that give 180 degree views of north, west and south Skagit Valley to the Olympic Mountains. Several miles of multi-use and hiking only trails, including a new Nature interpretive Trail .
