WA Mule Deer Unit 663 — Capitol Peak

WA 663 – Capitol Peak. Terrain & Access Capitol Peak spans 134,524 acres of varied elevation from 7 to 2,667 feet, with 71% public land providing solid opportunity for foot-access hunting. The unit's elevation range supports both lower mixed-forest habitat and higher alpine terrain, typical of Washington's Cascade country. Public-land concentration is favorable for self-guided hunters willing to hike from trailheads and road-access points. Private timber interspersed throughout requires route-planning and respect for posted boundaries. Hunt Character This unit suits hunters comfortable with public-land navigation in moderate-to-steep terrain. The substantial elevation span means varied conditions—lower drainages may..