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Olympic Mountain 6500-foot Peaks

Ranked Peaks have 400 feet of Clean Prominence

Rank	Peak	Elev-Ft (Avg)	Prom-Ft (Avg)	Range (Level 5)	Isol-Mi
1.	Mount Olympus	7969	7838	Central Olympic Mountains	108.0
2.	Mount Deception	7788	4128	North-Central Olympic Mountains	21.7
3.	Mount Constance	7756	1976	Eastern Olympic Mountains	5.7
4.	Mount Johnson	7700	500	North-Central Olympic Mountains	1.3
5.	Inner Constance	7667	1167	Eastern Olympic Mountains	.9
6.	Mount Mystery	7639	1119	North-Central Olympic Mountains	1.3
7.	Mount Clark	7528	608	North-Central Olympic Mountains	.3
8.	West Peak	7365	1985	Central Olympic Mountains	7.8
9.	Athena	7365	545	Central Olympic Mountains	1.1
10.	Warrior Peak	7340	780	Eastern Olympic Mountains	.8
11.	Mount Anderson	7321	721	Central Olympic Mountains	.8
12.	Gray Wolf Ridge	7218	838	North-Central Olympic Mountains	2.7
13.	Mount Cameron	7190	1010	North-Central Olympic Mountains	4.5
14.	Hal Foss Peak	7179	419	North-Central Olympic Mountains	.6
15.	Mount Mathias	7156	1016	Central Olympic Mountains	1.0
16.	Mount Fricaba	7139	539	North-Central Olympic Mountains	.7
17.	Mount Tom	7076	736	Central Olympic Mountains	2.3
18.	Gray Wolf Ridge-South Peak	7076	676	North-Central Olympic Mountains	1.2
19.	Gray Wolf Pass NW	7060	740	North-Central Olympic Mountains	2.1
20.	Point Harrah	7060	480	Eastern Olympic Mountains	.5
21.	North Petunia Peak	6998	718	North-Central Olympic Mountains	1.6
22.	Mount Carrie	6995	1695	Central Olympic Mountains	6.3
23.	Buckhorn Mountain	6988	1008	Eastern Olympic Mountains	2.8
24.	Petunia Peak	6953	433	North-Central Olympic Mountains	.6
25.	Mercury	6950	770	Central Olympic Mountains	1.1
26.	Little Mystery	6941	581	North-Central Olympic Mountains	.6
27.	Mount Worthington	6938	518	Eastern Olympic Mountains	1.0
28.	Mount Fairchild	6925	500	Central Olympic Mountains	.8
29.	Chimney Peak	6917	1017	Central Olympic Mountains	3.4
30.	Crystal Peak	6896	916	Central Olympic Mountains	2.0
31.	Boulder Ridge	6852	572	Eastern Olympic Mountains	.9
32.	Circe	6847	467	Central Olympic Mountains	.5
33.	The Brothers	6842	2702	Eastern Olympic Mountains	7.1
34.	Mount Claywood	6836	1256	North-Central Olympic Mountains	2.4
35.	Baldy	6827	567	North-Central Olympic Mountains	1.2
36.	Diamond Mountain	6822	1162	Central Olympic Mountains	2.0
37.	Peak 6810	6810	670	North-Central Olympic Mountains	1.9
38.	McCartney Peak	6784	564	North-Central Olympic Mountains	3.2
39.	Moose Peak	6780	680	North-Central Olympic Mountains	2.3
40.	Elk Mountain	6779	839	North-Central Olympic Mountains	5.1
41.	Peak 6759	6759	619	North-Central Olympic Mountains	1.2
42.	Wellesley Peak	6758	978	North-Central Olympic Mountains	2.3
43.	Bicentennial Peak	6740	720	Central Olympic Mountains	.7
44.	Mount Meany	6695	1915	Central Olympic Mountains	4.1
45.	Copper Creek Peak	6628	728	Eastern Olympic Mountains	1.4
46.	Mount Stone	6612	2152	Eastern Olympic Mountains	6.7
47.	Sentinel Peak	6592	672	North-Central Olympic Mountains	1.4
48.	Hawk Peak	6545	465	Eastern Olympic Mountains	1.0
49.	Mount Elk Lick	6517	2017	Central Olympic Mountains	4.1

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List Description

In many ways, the Olympic Mountains are a vast undiscovered country to Seattle-area hikers and climbers. The peaks are lower in elevation and harder to access than those in the Cascade Range, but they still offer a remarkable amount of ruggedness and wilderness.

This list shows the highest peaks in the range, all above an arbitrary 6500-foot cutoff. A peak only earns a rank if it has over 400 feet of clean prominence. Note that the Olympic Climber's Guide lists many named rock towers and spires in the Olympus, Constance, and Deception areas that have very low prominence values and are therefore not ranked.

Acknowledgements:

This list was first prepared in about 1998, using the Olympic Climber's Guide as a starting point and looking at paper topographic maps.
Many thanks to Paul Klenke, who prepared an exhaustive Olympic summit list (see link below) and helpfully pointed out several discrepancies and errors in this list.

Links

The Olympics Range-Sorted by Elevation

Selected Guidebook(s) for this List

Climber's Guide to the Olympic Mountains (Olympic Mountain Rescue)

Caution: These books feature many of the peaks on this list, but may not have information on all of them.

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