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Granite Mountain Trailhead
One of 21 recreational trail or path listings in King County.
About Granite Mountain Trailhead
Granite Mountain Trailhead is a recreational trail or path in the attractions and activities sector, based in King County. Its recorded address is Parking lot, 98045. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website. It is one of 21 recreational trail or path listings tracked in King County; the nearest comparable listing is Pratt Lake Trailhead, within walking distance. Granite Mountain Trailhead has 2 listed locations in total; this page covers the King County branch.
- Address
- Parking lot, King County, 98045
- Phone
- +12066251367
- Website
- wta.org
- Social
Questions
Where is Granite Mountain Trailhead located?
Parking lot, King County, 98045
How do I contact Granite Mountain Trailhead?
+12066251367 · http://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/granite-mountain-1
What type of business is Granite Mountain Trailhead?
Granite Mountain Trailhead is a recreational trail or path (attractions and activities) in King County.
Granite Mountain Trailhead branches
Granite Mountain Trailhead has 2 listed locations. This branch is in King County.
- Scottsdale85262
Nearby recreational trail or path
- Pratt Lake TrailheadKing County0.0 km
- Annette Lake TrailheadKing County1.1 km
- Talapus Lake TrailheadKing County2.4 km
- Humpback Mountain trailheadKing County3.1 km
- Asahel Curtis Nature Trail3.4 km
- Denny Creek Waterslide4.0 km
- Franklin Falls TrailheadKing County3.7 km
- Melakwa Lake TrailSnoqualmie Pass3.8 km
- Denny Creek TrailheadKing County3.8 km
- Lodge Lake TrailheadKing County5.9 km
- Snow Lake Trail7.5 km
- Hyak Trailhead - Iron Horse TrailSnoqualmie Pass6.8 km
- John Wayne Trail - The Tunnel TrailSnoqualmie Pass7.1 km
- McClellan Butte TrailheadNorth Bend7.8 km
- Gold Creek Pond Picnic GroundKittitas County8.0 km
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“Granite Mountain Trailhead, King County — business.wiki, retrieved August 2026.” Facts on this page come from openly licensed data (Overture Maps Foundation) and are refreshed with each monthly release; sourcing is documented on the methodology page.