Peakbagger.com Peak/Range Search Page

Search for Peak Lists or Registered Climbers on separate pages.

Site Search: Search for any words anywhere on the Peakbagger.com site.
Peak/Range Search: Search for individual peaks and/or range pages on the site.
Radius Search: Enter a latitiude and longitude in decimal degrees to find peaks near a point.	Latitude:  Longitude:  Ladders: Elev. Prom.

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Search Help

Site Search Help

• Use this option to search for text in trip reports, peak descriptions, or any other text on the site.
• The Site Search may not have indexed recently added or updated content.

Peak/Range Search Help

• Use this option to search for a certain peak or range, quickly listing all peaks/ranges that match your search string.
• For Peak/Range Search, you must enter at least three characters.
• Do not enter any wildcard characters--the search automatically searches any part of a name.
• Do not abbreviate any words. Type "Mount Saint Helens", not "Mt. St. Helens".
• The maximum number of search results for any Peak/Range Search is about thirty or forty.
• Peak/Range searches are not case-sensitive.
• The results are in order of how many page hits a Peak or Range has received on this site, so the most popular results should be listed first.

Radius Search Help

• This will return a list all nearest peaks to a point, ordered by distance from the given point.
• For Radius Search, use WGS84 decimal degrees for latitude and longitude. South latitude and west longitude are negative. For example: 47.5, -122.84
• Radius Search results will only find peaks within 100 km of the latitude/longitude, and only the closest 20 peaks if there are more than 20.
• To do a Radius Search around a peak, do a "Peak/Range Search" first, and the results will have a "Radius Search" link for every returned peak.
• Checking one of the "Ladder" boxes will return a list of peaks in ascending order of elevation or prominence, starting from the given point.
• Every page for an individual peak on the site has a "Radius Search" link, plus links for the Elevation and Prominence Ladders.