Elevation: 11,878 ft
Prominence: 468
Climbing and access information for this peak is on Pages 253-254. Derek Percoski recommends upgrading the Southwest Ridge Route found in the book to Class 3 noting “It’s tough trying to choose ratings for gray areas, but I would for sure call that one Class 3. Maybe I wasn’t looking side to side as much for bypasses.” Updated September 2019
A scenically-situated Idaho peak, Standhope Peak is one of the most sought-after Pioneer Mountain summits. The summit towers over Fall Creek to the west, Surprise Valley to the north, and Broad Canyon to the east and south. USGS Standhope Peak
Standhope Peak as viewed from Pyramid Peak.
Standhope Peak as viewed from Betty Lake.
Standhope Peak as viewed from Altair Peak.
The East Ridge is a classic line that leads to the summit of broken ground.
The lower East Ridge rolls a bit before the steeper upper ridge.
The East Ridge of Standhope Peak.
As you climb up the East Ridge, it steepens significantly.
The Upper East Ridge.
Nearing the summit.
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