Climbing Near Snohomish, Washington

Mostly suburban or forest areas surrounding cities such as Snohomish, Lake Stevens, Marysville, Arlington Monroe, Ect. Does not include the cascades in the eastern half of Snohomish county. Large area, so different routes may change drive time, however Everett/Snohomish area is about an hour's drive on a good day (no traffic).

Cougar Park is a small neighborhood park located at the entrance to the Brighton development on 148th Street SE and opposite Mill Creek Elementary School. The cable ride and climbing rock are popular features of this park and provide tons of fun for kids of all ages. The 100 feet long cable ride is designed specifically for older children and is a safe version of a zip line. Minutes off of I-5 in Mill Creek. on the corner of 35th and 148th Street across from Mill Creek Elementary School. Park on street and walk to the boulder.

Largest glacial erratic in Washington the middle of a suburban Lake Stevens neighborhood. (Posted no climbing but ignore that). Trash and graffiti on and around rock; if any remain do your best to clean up the area. Turn off of highway 204 to 91st Ave, Then take a left at 1st St SE and another left at 83rd Dr SE. In between 21 and 25 is a small path to the monster (should be visible at this point).