Peak 5587

This peak is not in the book. Peak 5587 sits southeast of Grape Mountain and due south of Peak 5424. These 3 peaks surround the Trail Creek drainage. The peak was burned over at some point in the past. The forest is not recovering well but the brush is healthy. The summit has an outstanding view of the South Fork Boise … Continue reading

Peak 6300

This peak is not in the book. Peak 6300 is located south of the Middle Fork Boise River. The peak is drained by Elk Creek, Corral Creek and Alder Creek. Access Peak 6300 from Middle Fork Boise River Road and Slide Gulch Road [(C)(1) on Page 154]. Follow the Slide Gulch Road southeast from the Middle Fork Boise River Road … Continue reading

Peak 5424

This peak is not in the book. Peak 5424 is located west of Slide Gulch and south of the Middle Fork Boise River. The peak can be climbed from Trail Creek on the south or from the pass on the peak’s East Ridge. USGS Long Gulch Access Access the peak by taking the Middle Fork Boise River Road to Slide … Continue reading

Peak 5762

Peak 5762. Photo - Steve Mandella

This peak is not in the book. There are two route descriptions set out below. The first by Livingston Douglas is the most current and is the recommended description because of his updates on access. The second by Margo Mandella describes the climb and includes photos that demonstrate the type of terrain the route crosses. Updated November 2019 Peak 5762 is … Continue reading

Peak 6495

Peak 6495. Photo - Steve Mandella

This peak is not in the book. There are two routes set out below. The first is the north ridge by Margo Mandella and the second by Livingston Douglas covers the ascent of the north ridge—WEST and descent of the north ridge—WEST/north face. As with most Pocatello Range peaks, access is problematic. Livingston’s access information is the most up-to-date and … Continue reading

Bald Mountain 6719

This peak is not in the book. This “Bald” Mountain (one of 33 ranked peaks in Idaho with “bald” as part of its name) is located at the southeastern end of the Owhyee Mountains, approximately 38 miles southwest of Mountain Home, Idaho. The peak has two summits, with the northernmost the tallest. You will find beautiful views in every direction … Continue reading