uckhorn Mountain is nice double-summit peak within the Buckhorn Wilderness in the north east Olympics, just outside the Olympic national park. It is mostly class 2 with just a bit of class 3 scrambling; very suitable for new BCEP grads or those liking a mellow climb in a beautiful area without a difficult approach.
At 6988 feet, the west summit is the 23rd highest point in the Olympic Range. It is named after the appearance of its 2 summits which were once thought to look like deer horns, nearly equal in elevation and separated by a smooth saddle. The east peak, only 1200 feet away, is 32 feet lower. For some reason this area doesn't see the same amount of traffic as the northern half of the park but Buckhorn is one of the more accessible mountains in the general area.