This peak is not in the book. Updated January 2023 Peak 7855 sits on the main Deep Creek Crest west-northwest of Deep Creek Peak. Peak 7855 is the high point on a north-south ridge that includes Peak 7758 to the north and Peak 7814 to the south. It is most easily reached via a Class 2 ridge traverse from Peak … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Margo Mandella prepared the first version of this page including the introductory section. Livingston Douglas provided the updated access information and a new route description. Updated November 2024 Peak 7333 by Margo Mandella Peak 7333 is an attractive peak that lies slightly southeast of Arco Peak and northeast of the town of Arco, … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas provided new route information for ascending the peak’s southeast ridge. Updated November 2019 Peak 6491 is located on the main Bennett Mountains Crest between East Twin Peak and Fir Grove Mountain. USGS Fir Grove Mountain Access and Route, Class 1+ A 4WD road leaves the Davis Mountain Road southeast of the … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas has provided the additional route information found down the page. Updated November 2019 Flat Top Butte is located next to ID-46 and the junction for the dirt road that leads to the Gooding City of Rocks. The peak is one of the most correctly-named natural features you can find. USGS McHan … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas tracked down the history for this entry. Peak 10100 is located two miles northeast of Wright Peak and just over 0.5 miles due east of Point 10116. Michael Darcy made the first recorded ascent of the peak on September 3, 2011. Michael suggested naming the peak “Petes Peak.” He ascended the … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Updated December 2021. The highest point in Lewis County is located northwest of Grangeville, Idaho in the Craig Mountains. This peak is located entirely on private property and you will need to secure permission to visit its summit. Please note that Brian Metz is no longer the appropriate landowner to call (as of … Continue reading