Climbing and access information for this peak is on Page 132 of the book. Martin Mountain is found at the north end of ridge complex that begins at Sleeping Deer Mountain. At one time, a fire lookout was located on the peak’s [lower] North Summit. The book used the elevation for the North Summit. The elevation of the high point … Continue reading
Climbing and access information for this peak is on Page 132 of the book. Sleeping Deer Mountain is one of the giants of the central Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. Despite its location deep inside the “Frank,” access by vehicle will take you within 2 miles of its summit. This fact is made possible because, before the wilderness … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Use the link below to see Dan Robbins’ trip report. Updated November 2024 Peak 10096 is the high point on a north-south ridgeline that separates Copper Creek from the Little Wood River. It is most easily climbed from the Copper Creek Trail to its east. Peak 10096 is overshadowed by its rugged neighbor … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Updated November 2024 Moose Perch is a forested peak that towers above the convergence of Fall Creek and Wildhorse Creek in the Pioneer Mountains. While it is most easily climbed from Moose Lake, the shortest route to the summit is from Wildhorse Creek Road to its west. Moose Perch has some wicked cliffs … Continue reading
Climbing and access information for this peak is on Page 147 of the book. Updated August 2021 Tyee Mountain is an isolated, seldom visited peak and an amazing spot to view the Sawtooth Range. USGS Tyee Mountain Access To access the peak via FSR-312, Graham Road [(B)(2.1) on Page 153], take ID-21 from Boise for 55 miles to the turn for … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Updated November 2022 Robbery Peak is located at the north end of the Smoky Mountains near the point where the range melds into the Sawtooth Range. USGS Galena Access Updates and Map Errors From ID-75, turn left/south onto [signed] Salmon River Road/FSR-215 and drive 3.1 miles to the road’s end at the Mule … Continue reading