Mount Zion is among the most northeastern peaks in the Olympic National Forest, where you can catch glimpses of Mt. Baker, Mt. Shuksan and Mt. Rainier through the trees. There is a rocky ridge a tenth of a mile northwest from the summit that is worthy of a photo. The ridge drops off to the southwest, where you can see evidence that it was once a popular rock climbing destination by a few old bolts scattered around. The views from here are somewhat limited; however, the Snow Creek Trail connects to the Mt. Zion Trail, and if you follow it for about a half mile, you can see fantastic views of Mt. Townsend, the Olympic Mountains and Gray Wolf Ridge.