This peak is not in the book. Brett Sergenian made the first reported ascent in 2022. I attempted the peak a month later. Based on my attempt, I have updated the entry. I also did reconnaissance along the east side of the peak and climbed up to the notch between the main summit and the second summit. My high point … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas built a cairn on the summit after I climbed the peak. He added two photos. Updated January 2023 This peak is located south of Harrington Peak. Its long summit ridge offers an open platform from which to view the surrounding terrain. USGS Harrington Peak Access The standard route for climbing Harrington Peak is … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas added a new descent route and two photos to this page. Updated November 2022 Peak 8063 is located southeast of Ohio Benchmark. Because of the difficult road access, it is best climbed in combination with Ohio Benchmark. USGS Baugh Creek SW Access See Ohio Benchmark for access details North Ridge, Class … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas added three photos. Updated November 2022 Peak 8345 is located southwest of Ohio Benchmark. Due to the difficult road access, it is best climbed in combination with Ohio Benchmark. USGS Baugh Creek SW Access See Ohio Benchmark for access details. Northeast Ridge, Class 1 From the parking spot shown on the … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published June 2022 China Butte is located south of the main Silver City Range crest in the Owyhee Mountains. Although your hike to this summit will start at a higher elevation than the peak’s summit, it is a worthwhile goal. USGS Cinnabar Mountain Access Access the peak from the Silver City Road [(A)(2) … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published June 2022 Peak 6603 (Collett Mountain) is located on the south side of Pixley Basin. I recommend the name Collett Mountain for this peak to honor the owner of a private parcel of land in Pixley Basin. The owner has allowed the public to cross his land, which would otherwise make reaching … Continue reading