This peak is not in the book. Published July 2018 Marshall Mountain is a large mountain that quickly rises up above the main Salmon River north of the old mining town of Secesh. The peak has a mile-long East/West summit ridge which makes for a great walk. The views from the summit extend to the Seven Devils in the west, … Continue reading
The northwest corner of the Salmon River Mountains covers a large expanse of varied mountain terrain. In the north, this group is bounded by the main Salmon River between Riggins in the west and the mouth of the South Fork Salmon River in the east. Its eastern boundary is the South Fork Salmon River. The western Boundary is US-95. The … Continue reading
Climbing and access information for this peak is on Page 122 of the book. Thanks to Ken and Karen Jones, we have now have photos and updated route information which will aid your quest in reaching this impressive, remote summit. Based on Ken’s report, the route rating is upgraded to Class 2+. Updated November 2025 Mormon Mountain is located west … Continue reading
This area is discussed on Pages 118-119 of the book. Published July 2018 This area of the Salmon River Mountains is perhaps the most remote spot in the Lower 48 States. The North Central section of the Salmon River Mountains is bordered by the Salmon River on the north, Panther Creek on the east, Big Creek on the south, and … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Updated August 2019 Peak 9101 is located due south of Wolf Fang Peak and serves as an excellent spot to survey the spectacular country that surrounds Elk Summit. The road to the summit is also the starting point for a climb of Wolf Fang Peak. USGS Wolf Fang Peak Access and Route, Class … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Peak 8925 is located above Buck Lake and NNW of Big Baldy. Its summit is located just above the trail to Big Baldy. Find access information on the Big Baldy page or in the book [(C)(1.4)(a) or (C)(1.3.2)(a) on Page 118]. Climb to the summit from the trail. USGS Big Chief Creek … Continue reading