Climbing and access information for this peak is on Page 40 of the book. Updated November 2025 Roman Nose, like Chimney Rock, is an iconic Selkirk Mountain peak. Unlike Chimney Rock, this peak has over a thousand feet of prominence and a massive view. USGS Roman Nose Access and Route Use the Inland NW Route and Peakbagger.com links below for … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published August 2025 This ragged summit is located northwest of Lion Head. USGS Smith Peak The website Inland NW Routes is an exceptional resource for northern Idaho. More importantly the website has an extensive section on the Selkirk Mountains: The American Selkirks … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published August 2025 This peak is located one mile west of the Shorty Peak Lookout. It has over 1,500 feet of prominence. Use the Inland NW Routes link below for route information. USGS Shorty Peak In addition to the link below, visit the website Inland NW Routes, which is an exceptional resource for … Continue reading
This peak is referred to on Page 262 of the Book. Published March 2025 White Knob is a named, but unranked, hump that sits between Mackay Peak (10,299 feet) to its northeast and White Knob Mountain (10,841 feet) to its southwest. This peak is referred to as North White Knob on Page 262 of the book under the White Knob … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. The name was proposed by Rick Baugher. Published March 2025 Peak 9660 is a rocky outcrop that is located on the east side of Pass Creek Road and above Cave Gulch in the Lost River Range. It is most easily climbed from Cave Gulch via its northwest ridge. USGS Methodist Creek Access … Continue reading
This peak is not in the book. Published March 2025 Dyer Mountain is a rugged, rocky hump on the east ridge of Lame Jake Peak (10,817 feet). It is most easily climbed in combination with Lame Jake Peak from the North Fork Pass Creek drainage. USGS Diamond Peak Access North Fork Pass Creek [(A)(2) on Page 313 of the book]. … Continue reading