WASHINGTON'S HIGHEST MOUNTAINS

with 400 Feet of Prominence

 

Peaks # 71-80

Photos © John Roper 2004

Rank Rank        
400'P Bulger        
List List Name Elev  
Prom
71 73 Dumbell Mountain 8421  
1261
72 74 NE Dumbell Mountain' 8415  
655
73 75 Mox Peaks (NW) Twin Spire' 8407  
527
74 76 Saska Peak 8404  
644
75 77 Azurite Peak 8400 +
1880
75 77 Luahna Peak' 8400 +
720
75 77 Pinnacle Mountain 8400 +
1720
<400 80 Blackcap Mountain 8397  
397
78 81 Courtney Peak 8392  
792
78 81 South Spectacle Butte 8392  
1072
80 83 Martin Peak 8375  
855

<400 means peak does not have 400 feet of clean prominence.

Peaks with the same elevation are ranked the same.

 

DUMBELL MOUNTAIN  8421'     P1261

from NW on Martin.  The high point is third from left of the four crown points.   Railroad Creek below. Big Creek on left.

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NE DUMBELL MOUNTAIN'  8415'   P655

from SE. NE Dumbell is the sharpish peak right of the lowest central saddle.  It is not green, and it is not wood.  There was a recent thought that a 8400+ northern subsummit (the point right of NE Dumbell 8415 in photo) was higher .  To settle this, on October 10, 2004, Fay Pullen took a sighting clinometer, "a quality surveying instrument" to 8415 and determined that it was "higher by about 1 degree" than the north point.  Other summits in this photo are Genius Peak' on left (a Top 200 summit), and Dumbell Mountain, left center.  Bonanza is being gobbled by a lenticular cloud on right.

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Bob Tillotson holds the July 4, 1937 first ascent register left by a lost scoutmaster on NE Dumbell. 

He thought he had made the FA on Mount Fernow, which is across the Big Creek valley 2.6 miles away.

 

Ralph Titchenal's FA register on NE Dumbell.

Mike Torok photo.

 

MOX PEAKS (NW)  8407'    P527

from South on Ridge of Gendarmes.  Col of the Wild lower right.

Map

 

SASKA PEAK  8404'    P644

from NE.  Saska on far right.  (L) to (R) are Cardinal, Bearcat, Emerald, and Saska, looking up Emerald Park Creek.

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Saska from Emerald

 

AZURITE PEAK  8400+    P1880

from South on Holliway Mountain.  Mount Ballard on right.  There are twin 8400+ summits on Azurite.  The southern one is slightly higher.  Is this the only Top 100 peak top that lies in three counties?  Keith Wilson made it up Azurite in 1998 to complete the Bulger List.

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Winter aerial photo of Azurite by John Scurlock.   1 

 

LUAHNA PEAK  8400+    P720

Left center, from North.  Chalangin Peak right center.  Richardson Glacier (L), Pilz Glacier (C), Butterfly Glacier (R).

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PINNACLE MOUNTAIN  8400+    P1720

From SW, the rounded right summit.

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BLACKCAP MOUNTAIN  8397    P397

Left Center from NW in Eureka Creek.  Monument Peak on right.

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Blackcap from East

 

COURTNEY PEAK  8392'    P792

from NW on Gray.  This is now an official name honoring Stehekin horse packer Ray Courtney, but it does not show on the 1968 USGS Oval Peak quad.

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SOUTH SPECTACLE BUTTE  8392'    P1072

from West at Ice Lakes

Map

 
 

MARTIN PEAK  8375'      P855

The Chelan-Sawtooth Martin from North on Cheops Peak'.

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