This peak is not in the book. Published December 2024 Peak 7965 and its neighbor Peak 7967 are two rocky, rugged foothills in the Pahsimeroi Mountains. They are best climbed together from a BLM road to the south. Peak 7965 is the northern of the two peaks and sits above the west side of the Pahsimeroi Valley. USGS Mahogany Hill … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. The name was proposed by Dave Pahlas. Published December 2024 Peak 8555 is a forested foothill in the White Cloud Mountains. It sits above the Salmon River and Robinson Bar on a ridge that separates Warm Springs Creek from Treon Creek. The west side of Peak 8555 is very rugged as are sections … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. The name was proposed by Dave Pahlas. Published December 2024 Peak 9820 is a ranked summit that sits on the north ridge of WCP-1 (10,358 feet). It is most easily climbed from the Last Chance Creek drainage off Slate Creek Road. It is not an easy bushwhack or climb. USGS Robinson Bar Access … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. The names is taken from the peakbagger.com website. Dave Pahlas calls it Beaver Creek Peak. Published December 2024 Peak 8829 is a forested foothill in the White Cloud Mountains. It sits above the Salmon River just above the headwaters of both Beaver Creek and Treon Creek. Peak 8829 is most easily climbed from … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. The elevation is based on LiDAR measurements. The map elevation is 9,602 feet. Published December 2024 Peak 9600 is located on a side ridge that separates Elk Creek from Prospect Creek in the White Cloud Mountains. It can be directly climbed from the Upper O’Brien Campground along ID-75 east of Stanley. Or it … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published December 2024 Prospect Point is a rocky peak that towers over beautiful Elk Lake and the headwaters of Elk Creek in the White Cloud Mountains. It is most easily climbed from the Rough Creek Trailhead. Prospect Point sits atop a high north-south ridgeline that begins at the Salmon River to the north … Continue reading