Signal Peak by Livingston Douglas

This peak is not in the book. Published November 2020 Signal Peak is located just west of Lone Pine Pass in the Western Centennials. It is most easily accessed via FSR-477 and FST-175 to Lone Pine Pass (7,940 feet). A short scramble up the east ridge gets you to the top from Lone Pine Pass. USGS Lookout Point Access From … Continue reading

Peak 9900 by Livingston Douglas

This peak is not in the book. Published November 2020 Peak 9900 is located on the Continental Divide about 1-1/2 miles west of Baldy Mountain in the Centennial Mountains. It sits atop the headwaters of Winslow Creek (MT), Curry Creek (MT), and Ching Creek (ID). Peak 9900 has a gentle south side but a wicked cliffed face on its northeast … Continue reading

Peak 7119 by Livingston Douglas

Peak 7119 (background center) and its northwest ridge as viewed from Blacktail Canyon Road far below. Livingston Douglas Photo

This peak is not in the book. Published November 2020 Peak 7119 is a ridge point that sits just off (and northeast of) the LONG northwest ridge of Peak 7340. It is only one measly foot shy of being a ranked summit! Peak 7119 can be climbed in conjunction with Peak 7340 or it can be climbed separately for a … Continue reading

Peak 7283 by Livingston Douglas

The newly-rebuilt summit cairn atop Peak 7042 with Peak 7283 in the background. Livingston Douglas Photo

This peak is not in the book. Updated December 2024 Peak 7283 and its neighbor Peak 7042 are two ranked summits that sit atop a ridge that separates Tex Creek from Indian Fork Creek. They can be climbed either from the northeast (a shorter climb) or from the southwest (a longer climb from Kepps Crossing Road). This area is a … Continue reading

Flag Knoll by Livingston Douglas

Flag Knoll (the summit is left of center) as viewed from nearby Beaver Ridge to the northwest. Livingston Douglas Photo

This peak is not in the book. Published November 2020 Flag Knoll is a ranked summit located right next to Skyline Road. It is an easy hike from the road via an old, abandoned ATV road (now signed for foot traffic only) that is not shown on maps. The summit offers great views of the surrounding peaks. Flag Knoll has … Continue reading