Peak 7116

The east face of Peak 7116.

This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas added two additional photos. Updated January 2023 Peak 7116 sits east of the main Jim Sage Mountains crest and southeast of Elba Peak, the range high point. This peak has a broad east face, a long summit ridge, and expansive views. USGS Kane Canyon Access From Malta, Idaho, drive south on … Continue reading

Red Rock Mountain

The west face of Red Rock Mountain.

This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas added three photos to this page. Updated January 2023 Red Rock Mountain sits east of the main Jim Sage Mountains crest on the north side of Kane Canyon. The peak’s lower slopes are interspersed with junipers. The summit is covered by a ghost forest of burned trees. USGS Kane Canyon Access … Continue reading

Sheep Mountain 5764

Sheep Mountain viewed from the southwest.

This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas added three additional photos. Updated January 2023 This peak sits east of the main Jim Sage Mountains crest and due east of Elba Peak, the range high point. The peak has a long east-west summit ridge with three rocky points. The middle point is the true summit. USGS Kane Canyon Access … Continue reading

Peak 6562

Peak 6562 viewed from the east.

This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas climbed the peak from the west. His route is set out below mine. Updated January 2023 Peak 6562 is located at the south end of the Cotterel Mountains at the top of the Rice Creek drainage. While this section of the Cotterel Mountains is covered by junipers, the summit of Peak … Continue reading

Peak 7217

Peak 7217 viewed from the 4WD road that leads to the summit.

This peak is not in the book. Published June 2020 Peak 7217 is located in at the south end of the Pleasantview Hills, west of MLD Benchmark and north of ID-38. USGS Ireland Springs Access and Route, Class 1 Primary access for this peak from ID-38, 0.5 miles west of Holbrook Summit. Turn onto the well-constructed gravel road that leads … Continue reading