Bald Hill (W7W/SN-183) is at the high point found at the south end of Lord Hill in Snohomish County. Most of Lord Hill is a Snohomish County park. However, the actual summit is just south of the park on a private residential property.
I decided to head to the town of Emmett, ID to check out of couple of summits. First on the list was Peak 3410 which is on BLM land. Unfortunately, to get there is a bit of a challenge and I was stopped early on in the trip, about 5 miles away. It was the start of a dirt road with a very clearly marked "No Tresspassing" sign.
It would be interesting to see if there is a way in from the north, maybe via Big Willow and Sucker Creek Roads, but that will have to be a trip on another day.
Long Mountain has finally been activated! A 12 mile round trip for 1 point that costs $75 just to step foot past the logging road gate. A quiet hike with not a soul to disturb you while you take a long walk on the mostly exsposed logging roads. You will see wildlife, mostly birds, along with a stunning view of Mount Rainier, Mount St. Helens, and Mount Adams if the weather is clear.
Tried to access from Columbia Tie Rd off of NE Cedar Creek Rd. Left on NE Tie Pond Rd but this is private property owned by the Easter Family. There might be logging road access from the west side?
Summit is on private property owned by "the Gilliettes of Amboy" according to a neighbor near the locked gate used for access. This gate is located at the north end of NE 94th where NE Old Rock Quarry Rd begins, according to maps.google.com.
"Private Property No Trespassing" signs are also on roads from the north side.
Prospect Hill is a privately-owned Christmas tree farm with about eight repeater and telecom sites on the ridge overlooking Independence, Oregon. We were able to secure one-time permission for access to this site as it was convenient to a visit with friends near Salem.