This peak is not in the book. See the Owyhee Mountains Peaks List for all of the peaks in this range. Updated May 2018 This peak is situated in the northwestern end of the Silver City Range north of Silver City. It is the 7th-highest peak in the Owyhee Mountains. Slacks Mountain sits on the main crest and serves as an … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas added an additional photo to the initial entry (no pun intended). Updated November 2022 Initial Point is a small volcanic remnant that rises roughly 350 feet out of the Snake River Plain, 8 miles south of Kuna, Idaho. The butte is famous because it was the starting point for the first … Continue reading
Climbing and access information information for this peak is on Page 336 of the book. I erred in the book; the peak is actually on the USGS Targhee Peak quad. Livingston Douglas has provided a more detailed route description which is set out below. This peak is not officially named and is often referred to as the Fremont County High … Continue reading
Climbing and access information for this peak is on Page 336 of the book. Based on LiDAR measurements, the elevation is now 10,192 feet. Updated November 2024 Bald Peak is an impressive, rocky summit that sits high on the Continental Divide and the ID/MT border northwest of Targhee Pass. It can be approached via either the Targhee Creek Trail (as … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Updated July 2020 Trial End Peak is located north of Hemingway Peak and above the scenic Trail Creek drainage. USGS Meridian Peak Access Park Creek Road, FS-140 and the Trail Creek Loop Trail, FST-126 [(B)(1)(a) Page 242]. The Trail Creek Loop Trail, FST-126 has not been maintained in many years. Furthermore, trail is … Continue reading
Climbing and access information for this peak is on Page 361 of the book. However, the information is dated and should be ignored. Access to this peak is problematic due to private property issues. As a result, the crux of reaching this summit may be finding your way onto BLM land. The original page was written by Margo Mandella. Due … Continue reading