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Most Prominent Peaks of US National Parks - Multiple Ascents Grid

Rank	Geography	Peak	Elev-Ft	Prom-Ft
1.	Denali National Park and Preserve	Denali	20,310	20,146
2.	Mount Rainier National Park	Mount Rainier	14,411	13,246
3.	Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve	Mount Fairweather	15,325	12,963
4.	Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve	Mount Blackburn	16,390	11,590
5.	Sequoia National Park	Mount Whitney	14,498	10,078
6.	Haleakala National Park	Haleakala	10,023	10,023
7.	Lake Clark National Park and Preserve	Redoubt Volcano	10,197	9097
8.	Olympic National Park	Mount Olympus	7969	7838
9.	Great Basin National Park	Wheeler Peak	13,063	7563
10.	Katmai National Park and Preserve	Mount Griggs	7600	7200
11.	Hawaii Volcanoes National Park	Mauna Loa	13,679	7079
12.	Grand Teton National Park	Grand Teton	13,770	6530
13.	Death Valley National Park	Telescope Peak	11,048	6168
14.	Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve	Mount Igikpak	8276	6076
15.	Lassen Volcanic National Park	Lassen Peak	10,457	5229
16.	Glacier National Park (USA)	Mount Cleveland	10,466	5226
17.	North Cascades National Park	Mount Spickard	8979	4779
18.	Saguaro National Park	Mica Mountain	8664	4608
19.	Great Smoky Mountains National Park	Clingmans Dome	6643	4503
20.	Kenai Fjords National Park	Iceworm Peak	5800	4500
21.	Big Bend National Park	Emory Peak	7825	4485
22.	Kobuk Valley National Park	Mount Angayukaqsraq	4700	3400
23.	Yellowstone National Park	Electric Peak	10,969	3389
24.	National Park of American Samoa	Lata Mountain	3169	3169
25.	Guadalupe Mountains National Park	Guadalupe Peak	8749	3029
26.	Crater Lake National Park	Mount Scott	8929	3009
27.	Rocky Mountain National Park	Longs Peak	14,255	2940
28.	Kings Canyon National Park	North Palisade	14,242	2894
29.	Yosemite National Park	Mount Conness	12,590	2630
30.	Joshua Tree National Park	Spectre Peak	4482	2546
31.	Great Sand Dunes National Park	Mount Zwischen	12,006	2246
32.	Shenandoah National Park	Hawksbill	4050	2148
33.	Grand Canyon National Park	Vishnu Temple	7533	1813
34.	Canyonlands National Park	Junction Butte	6400	1720
35.	Zion National Park	The East Temple	7709	1709
36.	Mesa Verde National Park	Park Point Lookout	8571	1611
37.	Channel Islands National Park	Soledad Peak	1589	1589
38.	Pinnacles National Park	North Chalone Peak	3304	1544
39.	Acadia National Park	Cadillac Mountain	1528	1528
40.	Capitol Reef National Park	George Benchmark	7289	1289
41.	Virgin Islands National Park	Bordeaux Mountain	1286	1286
42.	Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park	Red Rock Benchmark	7802	1082
43.	Arches National Park	Elephant Butte	5653	823
44.	Isle Royale National Park	Mount Desor	1394	792
45.	Redwood National Park	Rodgers Peak	2790	790
46.	Bryce Canyon National Park	Rainbow Point	9115	760
47.	Hot Springs National Park	Music Mountain	1400	640
48.	Badlands National Park	North Pinnacle	3255	515
49.	Petrified Forest National Park	Pilot Rock	6234	514
50.	Carlsbad Caverns National Park	Double Benchmark	6238	398
51.	Wind Cave National Park	Rankin Ridge	5013	393
52.	Theodore Roosevelt National Park	Buck Hill	2840	280
53.	Voyageurs National Park	Voyageurs High Point Tower	1400	260
54.	Mammoth Cave National Park	Indian Hill North	800	200
55.	Indiana Dunes National Park	Mount Holden	763	153
56.	Cuyahoga Valley National Park	Peninsula Hill	800	100
57.	Dry Tortugas National Park	Loggerhead Key High Point	10	10
57.	Biscayne National Park	Totten Key High Point	10	10

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About the Multiple Ascent Grid:

This table grid shows all peaks on a given list, and all ascents done by Addison Howenstine, up to 10 ascents per peak.
While many peakbaggers do not like to repeat ascents, some will try to do multiple "laps" or "rounds" of a favorite list, often one close to home.
The header for each ascent column shows, in parentheses, the total number of peaks climbed in each "round", and clicking the header link will sort your ascents for that round.
Due to space limitations, this listing has just the basic peak info, so up to ten date columns can be shown. Please use the main peak list (linked above) for more basic info and functionality.
Some climbers will log two ascents of the same peak on the same day--for example, when doing an out-and-back ridge run with other ascents sandwiched between two of the same peak. Some might not consider these to be two separate ascents for the purposes of doing multiple rounds. Clicking on the "Count a peak only once per day" link in the header will collapse multiple ascents of a peak on a single day into just one ascent for this grid list.

List Description

Note that there are three National Parks where a most prominent peak is impossible to determine:

Everglades: A giant swamp.
Congaree: A small swamp.
Gateway Arch: A small urbanized tract of land.

The extent to which there are local maxima on the ground surface of these areas is very low, and in the swampy areas there may be quite a bit of change. So it seems best to leave there three parks off the list.

The low and swampy Key Biscayne and Dry Tortutagas National Parks are on islands, so the island high point is also the prominence point.

Map Showing Location of Peaks

= Peaks climbed by Addison Howenstine = Unclimbed peaks

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