* Peaks listed in Elevation order; highest to lowest
PhotoPeak NameMountain RangeElevationProminenceYearDescription
Oxford PeakBannock Range9,300 ft40022016Climbing and access information for this p2k peak is found on page 356. Matt Durrant supplied th ... read more
Elkhorn Mountain aka Elkhorn PeakBannock Range9,095 ft1143Climbing and access information for this peak is found on page 356. The USGS identifies this, the highest ... read more
Wakley Peak by Livingston DouglasBannock Range8,801 ft741Climbing and access information for this peak is found on page 356.  Please check the main read more
The false summit of Old Tom (right) and the true summit (left) from the south ridge route. Old Tom MountainBannock Range8,733 ftThis peak is found on page 356.
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Scout MountainBannock Range8,710 ft1240Climbing and access information for this peak is found on page 356. Livingston Douglas provided the major ... read more
Peak 8621 (Middle Elk Peak) by Livingston DouglasBannock Range8,621 ft361This peak is not in the book. Published November 2018

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Peak 8540 (North Kents Peak) by Livingston DouglasBannock Range8,540 ft360This peak is not in the book. Published November 2018

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Kents Peak by Livingston DouglasBannock Range8,451 ft71This peak is not in the book. Published November 2018

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Old Baldy Peak by Livingston DouglasBannock Range8,356 ft1256Climbing and access information for this peak is found on page 357. read more
Weston Peak by Livingston DouglasBannock Range8,165 ft505Climbing and access information for this peak is found on page 357. read more
Peak 8037 Southeast of Scout Mountain Goodenough Peak (a.k.a. Peak 8037) by Margo MandellaBannock Range8,037 ft337This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas added to new routes and updated access information at thi ... read more
Peak 8037 as seen from Goodenough Peak. Photo - Steve Mandella. Peak 8037 by Margo MandellaBannock Range8,037 ft497This peak is not in the book. Livingston Douglas provided two new Class 3 scrambling routes on this peak w ... read more
Peak 7870 (Clifton Basin Peak) by Livingston DouglasBannock Range7,870 ft450This peak is not in the book. Published November 2019

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Peak 7780 (Samaria Mountain)Bannock Range7,780 ft2400This peak is not in the book though the Samria Mountains are discussed on page 357.
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Buck Peak 7579 by Livingston DouglasBannock Range7,579 ft519This peak is not in the book. Published November 2019

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John Evans MountainBannock Range7,420 ftThis peak is not in the book.
This mountain is the Pleasantview Hills (Mountains) highpo ... read more
Indian Mountain by Livingston DouglasBannock Range7,298 ft598This peak is not in the book. Updated November 2019
There are 27 points of prominence in ... read more
Rock Knoll east view, photo - Steve Mandella Rock Knoll by Margo MandellaBannock Range7,268 ft1288This peak is not in the book.
Rock Knoll sits south of Pocatello, approximately 5 miles ... read more
Kinport PeakBannock Range7,222 ft362Climbing and access information for peak is found on pages 355 and 356. There is a lot of additional inform ... read more
Wild Horse Mountain by Livingston DouglasBannock Range7,220 ft172This peak is referenced in the book in the book on page 356. Published November 2018

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Peak 7140 from the north. Steve Mandella photo. Peak 7140 by Margo MandellaBannock Range7,140 ft360This peak is not in the book.
Peak 7140 sits south of Pocatello in the read more
Peak 7081, photo - Steve Mandella Peak 7081 (Gibson Mountain) by Margo MandellaBannock Range7,081 ft621Peak 7081, a.k.a. Gibson Mountain, is located south of Pocatello, approximately 1.8 miles east southeast of read more
Peak 7060, Bannock County. Photo - Steve Mandella Peak 7060 by Margo MandellaBannock Range7,060 ft534This peak is not in the book. 
Peak 7060 is located south of the city of Pocatello and ... read more
Peak 7047Bannock Range7,047 ftThis peak is not in the book.
Rick Baugher's Trip Report follows: For quite a while I ... read more
Slate MountainBannock Range6,980 ft480Climbing and access information for this peak is found on page 356. There are two important updates found ... read more
East face of New Point from start of hike in New Canyon. The nearby Oneida-Bannock County line is also the Great Basin-Columbia divide. New Point is on the Great Basin side. Rick Baugher Photo 8/5/12. Peak 6940 (New Point)Bannock Range6,940 ftThis peak is not in the book.
Rick Baugher provides the following report on the steepest ... read more
The undulating ridge line of Peak 6910. The double-humped summit is just left of center. The Left/West summit is the high point. Livingston Douglas Photo Peak 6910 by Livingston DouglasBannock Range6,910 ft570This peak is not in the book. Published November 2019

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The summit cairn and post atop Walker Benchmark with rocky Point 6586 in the distance (just left of the cairn post). Livingston Douglas Philadelphia Walker Benchmark by Livingston DouglasBannock Range6,852 ft352This peak is not in the book. Published November 2019

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Peak 6840 as viewed from the summit of Peak 6910. The left hump is the high point. Livingston Douglas Photo Peak 6840 by Livingston DouglasBannock Range6,840 ft460This peak is not in the book. Published November 2019

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The summit of Peak 6708 as viewed from the top of Peak 6910. The forested hump in the lower right is Point 6550. The summit is left-of-center, farther away, and is mostly in open terrain. Livingston Douglas Photo Peak 6708 by Livingston DouglasBannock Range6,708 ft328This peak is not in the book. Published November 2019

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Peak 6582 (left) and Slate Mountain (right). photo - Steve Mandella Peak 6582 by Margo MandellaBannock Range6,582 ft442This peak is not in the book.
Peak 6582 lies approximately 3.8 miles due west of read more
Peak 6495. Photo - Steve Mandella Peak 6495Bannock Range6,495 ft355This peak is not in the book. There are two routes set out below. The first is the North Ridge by Margo Ma ... read more
Peak 6472. Photo - Steve Mandella. Peak 6472 by Margo MandellaBannock Range6,472 ft332This peak is not in the book. Click on the photos to see a larger image.
Peak 6472 is lo ... read more
Cedar Mountain as viewed from the southwest on a high ridge. Rattlesnake Peak is in the foreground and Old Tom Mountain is partially cloud-covered and is in the background. Livingston Douglas Photo Cedar Mountain by Livingston DouglasBannock Range6,380 ft675This peak is not in the book. Published November 2019

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Rattlesnake Peak as viewed from the S end of Hawkins Reservoir. Livingston Douglas Photo Rattlesnake Peak 5915 by Livingston DouglasBannock Range5,915 ft335This peak is not in the book. Published November 2019

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View of the true summit of Howard Mountain, which is to the left and has only one [albeit very tall] antenna. Photo taken from Point 5833. Livingston Douglas Photo Howard Mountain by Livingston DouglasBannock Range5,860 ft513This peak is not in the book. Published November 2019

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Peak 5762. Photo - Steve Mandella Peak 5762Bannock Range5,762 ft302This peak is not in the book. There are two route descriptions set out below. The first by Livingston Doug ... read more
The false summit of Old Tom (right) and the true summit (left) from the south ridge route. BANNOCK RANGEBannock Range0 ftThe Bannock Range is covered in more detail in the book on pages 355 to 359.
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Malad RangeBannock Range0 ftThe Malad Range iis a Great Basin limestone uplift that straddles the Utah-Idaho border. It is tucked into the ... read more
SAMARIA MOUNTAINSBannock Range0 ftThe Samaria Mountains are located on the Idaho/Utah border just west of 1-15. The range's high point is on read more
North Promontory RangeBannock Range0 ftThe North Promontory Range is an extension of the Bannock Range and, like the Samaria Mountains, is connected ... read more
Pleasantview HillsBannock Range0 ftI have grouped these mountains with the read more