This peak is not in the book. The access section is updated by Livingston Douglas. Updated December 2019. North Chilly Butte lies west of the unincorporated community of Chilly, Idaho, which is located north of Trail Creek Road and northwest of Mackay, Idaho. North Chilly’s sister butte, South Chilly Butte, lies to the southwest. The easiest terrain and legal, easiest … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Margo Mandella and Livingston Douglas contributed to this page. Margo wrote the first section and Livingston the additional routes below Margo’s entry. Updated December 2019 Peak 8700 lies south of Jerry Peak and north of Wildhorse Peak in the Challis National Forest. The peak’s location provides nice views of the Lost River Range, … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas provided additional photos. Updated November 2020 Peak 6869 is a rocky butte located northwest of Mackay, Idaho, and southwest of North and South Chilly Buttes on the south side of Trail Creek Road. This short, sporty climb offers great views of the Lost River Range and the Big Lost River Valley. … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas provided a new route which is set out down the page. I added a new map showing the access and my route as well as a couple of photos. Updated July 2023 Peak 7724 is located southwest of Swensen Butte just off of Bartlett Point Road in the Big Lost River … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Margo Mandella and Livingston Douglas provided the information on this page. I added my GPS at the bottom of the page. Updated July 2023 Bartlett Point lies southwest of Peak 6869 and southeast of Swensen Butte off Trail Creek Road, northwest of Mackay, Idaho. Per Rick Baugher’s report on Bartlett Peak, Bartlett Point is … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published October 2018 This peak is one of 6 peaks on the impressive East-West ridge line which parallels Lick Creek and the Lick Creek Road. Hum #4 is located between Hum #3 and Hum #5. John Platt and John Fadgen made the first ascent in September 2018. USGS Enos Lake Access Access this … Continue reading