Peaks & Trails of Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area

Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area has 8 named peaks. The highest is Moolock Mountain at 1,514 m. Other notable peaks include Green Mountain, Mount Teneriffe and Dixie Peak.

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Highest peak: Moolock Mountain (1 514 m)
8 named peaks
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There are 8 named mountains in Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area. The highest and the most prominent mountain is Moolock Mountain.

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May 2026 · 📷 Tobias W.

Mount Teneriffe

Apr 2026 · 📷 Wells Daniel

Mount Teneriffe

Mar 2026 · 📷 James Newman

Feb 2024 · 📷 Lihua Lin

Mount Teneriffe

Jun 2023 · 📷 Rishi Mirchandani

Mount Teneriffe

Feb 2023 · 📷 Andrew Hegnauer

Jan 2022 · 📷 Andrew Hegnauer

📷 Andrew Hegnauer

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Mount Teneriffe

📷 Andrew Hegnauer

Mount Teneriffe

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📷 Ron Clausen, BY-SA 4.0

Last updated March 21, 2022

Highest Peaks

Moolock Mountain

1 514 m (prom: 291 m)

1 471 m (prom: 148 m)

Mount Teneriffe

1 463 m (prom: 209 m)

1 404 m (prom: 136 m)

Blowdown Mountain

1 400 m (prom: 94 m)

Crater Lake Peak

1 326 m (prom: 24 m)

1 269 m (prom: 76 m)

473 m (prom: 143 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

Moolock Mountain

1 514 m (prom: 291 m)

Mount Teneriffe

1 463 m (prom: 209 m)

1 471 m (prom: 148 m)

473 m (prom: 143 m)

1 404 m (prom: 136 m)

Blowdown Mountain

1 400 m (prom: 94 m)

1 269 m (prom: 76 m)

Crater Lake Peak

1 326 m (prom: 24 m)

Frequently asked questions

What is the highest peak in Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area?

The highest peak in Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area is Moolock Mountain, at 1,514 m.

What mountains are in Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area?

Notable peaks in Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area include Moolock Mountain, Green Mountain, Mount Teneriffe, Dixie Peak and Blowdown Mountain.