Elevation: 9,121 ft
Prominence: 284
This peak is not in the book. The elevation is based on LiDAR measurements. The map elevation is 9,108 feet. Published December 2024
Peak 9121 is an unranked bump on the southwest ridge of Peak 9625. It is most easily climbed in combination with Peak 9625 or directly from Pierce Canyon Road to its west. USGS Copper Mountain
Access
Drive northwest on ID-28 past the townsites of Blue Dome and Lone Pine. Continue a few miles farther northwest to a bridge crossing of Birch Creek. Just south of this bridge crossing is an unsigned, narrow dirt road heading right/east. Leave ID-28 here and reset your odometer. Drive 1.0 miles to an unsigned road junction at 6,490 feet (map). Go right/southeast here and drive a couple miles to reach a junction with the Pierce Canyon Road. Drive about 100 yards up Pierce Canyon Road to the juncture of the two spillout forks of the road at 7,000 feet. Park here (44⁰12’39”N and 112⁰53’44”W).
Southwest Ridge, Class 2
The Climb
From the road junction, hike northeast up Pierce Canyon Road for about ½ mile to 7,200 feet. Leave the road and scramble east-southeast in open scrub to reach the crest of the southwest ridge at about 7,600 feet. Follow the open, rounded ridge east then northeast to 8,200 feet. Continue up the ridge (east then northeast) to reach the gentle, open summit.
Additional Resources
Regions: Beaverhead Range->EASTERN IDAHO
Mountain Range: Beaverhead Range
Longitude: -112.85471 Latitude: 44.22047