Gobblers Knob
Gobblers Knob is a craggy peak on the northern end of Mount Wow.
Plan Around Gobblers Knob
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Gobblers Knob Details
Gobblers Knob is a craggy peak on the northern end of Mount Wow that stretches up to 5,485 feet. It's found on the western edge of the park near Lake George. This rock outcrop has a two-story fire lookout (one of four fire lookouts in the park) that was built in 1933 and was extensively repaired after the damaging 2006 storm. Keep an eye out for mountain goals here.
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Nearby Parks Around Gobblers Knob
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Gobblers Knob
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1.5 mi away
Westside Road
Westside Road branches off of the Nisqually-Longmire Road in the southwestern corner of the park.
1.7 mi away
Lake George Trail
It takes an intrepid soul to reach this tucked-away lake located on the northwest side of Mount Wow.
1.8 mi away
Mount Wow
Mount Wow (5,722 feet) lies in the southwestern corner of the park.
2.4 mi away
Emerald Ridge Trail
This 16-mile out-and-back includes 7.8 miles of hiking on a closed road, but offers a fascinating look at andesite columns, subalpine meadows, and views of Mount Rainier and the Tahoma Glacier.
2.4 mi away
Klapatche Park Trail
This long day hike includes 4 miles (in each direction) on a closed road, but proves worth it for the supreme views of Mount Rainier, the wildflower meadows, and the peaceful and refreshing lake at the end.
