Elevation: 11,141 ft
Prominence: 2,823
Climbing and access information for this peak is on Pages 268-269 of the book. Neil Gleichman traversed the peak’s long Northeast and West Northeast ridges. His trip report is set out at the following link: See Northeast Ridge-West Northwest Ridge Traverse Updated August 2020
Dickey Peak is probably the most popular peak in the northern section of the Lost River Range known as the Pahsimeroi Mountains. It is a beautiful peak that stands out when viewed from US-93 on its West Side. USGS Dickey Peak
The North Face of Dickey Peak.
Dickey Peak as viewed from the west.
Dickey Peak on a stormy Spring day.
Even in early May, the lower slopes will be free of snow, leaving you with a talus slog on the peak’s West Slopes.
The upper slopes are more alpine in nature.
. . . and the last stretch to the summit is a beautiful alpine pyramid when covered in snow.
Looking north from the summit of Dickey Peak toward Petros Peak.
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Regions: EASTERN IDAHO->Lost River Range->Pahsimeroi Range
Mountain Range: Lost River Range
Year Climbed: 1991
