Pets allowed
Allowed
Elevation Gain
500.00 ft (152.40 m)
Trail type
Loop
Distance
2.20 mi (3.54 km)
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Mount Grant Preserve is a newly added hiking area in San Juan Island. Recently opened to public for day hike use, it is part of publicly funded campaign that led to the preservation of this 140 acres of land. It is a short, well marked hike of 2.0 miles that starts from the parking lot and runs through the gravel trail amidst an old-growth forest before joining a well constructed paved road. 

At the end of the hike you'll reach what is probably the highest point on San Juan Island, and there you'll find majestic views of Mount Baker, Mount Rainier, and a widespread vista of San Juan Island. Be sure to watch for soaring bald eagles. With plenty of picnic benches, it is a perfect hike to marvel at the beauty of the San Juan Islands.

Logistics + Planning

Preferable season(s)

Spring
Summer
Fall

Congestion

Low

Parking Pass

Not Required

Pros

Well marked. Amazing views. Good for day hike.

Cons

Newly created. Difficult to find.

Trailhead Elevation

700.00 ft (213.36 m)

Features

Bird watching
Wildlife
Big vistas
Old-growth forest
Wildflowers
Shelters
Geologically significant

Suitable for

Biking

Location

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