The Saddle Mountains are a range of hills in the arid land of Eastern Washington. The Saddle Mountain National Wildlife Refuge is part of the bigger Hanford Reach National Monument.
No official trails exist at the overlook, but you can wander through the shrub-steppe and enjoy expansive vistas of farmland and pothole lakes to the north, and the Hanford Reach of the Columbia River to the south. In the spring, wildflowers are abundant.



