This peak is not in the book. Published June 2021 Peak 8686 is one of a group of peaks that sit between the massive South Jerry Peak/Jerry Peak ridge in the west and US-93 in the east. This country is for the most part open grass and sagebrush terrain with small stands of fir forest found on some northern-aspect slopes. … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published June 2021 This attractive peak looms up directly east of Whitney, Idaho. From my back door, the mountain’s west face rises 814 feet to the summit in roughly a mile, making this an excellent year-round conditioning hike for me. The entire mountain is on private property and public access is very unlikely. … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas added two new routes to this entry. His routes are set out farther down the page. Updated January 2023 This peak is located southeast of the abandoned Sublett Guard Station. The name Heydlauff Peak was chosen by Rick Baugher to honor John Heydlauff, an early settler in the Rockland Valley. Rick’s … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published June 2021 Peak 7424 sits due north of the Sublett Range High Point. It has a north-south summit ridge and culminates in a rocky, lichen-encrusted summit. USGS Hartley Peak Access Same access as for the Sublett Range High Point. Park on the saddle due west of Peak 7424. West Face/Summit Ridge, Class … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published June 2021 Peak 7032 is located southeast of Peak 7321 (Mount Neilsen Scott) and north of Hartley Peak. USGS Hartley Peak Access This peak is easily climbed from FSR-569 which crosses over its western flanks. Use the access section for Mount Neilsen Scott to reach the beginning of FSR-569. From the pass … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas climbed the peak via a different route. His entry and photos is found down the page. Updated January 2023 This peak is the northernmost Sublett Range peak that exceeds 7,000 feet. The view from its summit extends all the way across the Snake River Plain to the Pioneer Mountains, the Lost … Continue reading