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Mountaineers Everett Peaks

All 3 Groups Together

RankPeak Elev-Ft Range (Level 6) Prom-Ft Ascents
1.Sloan Peak7835Monte Cristo Area3875298
2.Mount Pugh7201Pugh-Black2801508
3.Cadet Peak7186Monte Cristo Area70684
4.Columbia Peak7172Monte Cristo Area113291
5.Mount Chaval7127Buckindy-Snowking Area180733
6.White Chuck Mountain6989White Chuck Area3789254
7.Three Fingers6850Three Fingers-Whitehorse4490308
8.Whitehorse Mountain6840Three Fingers-Whitehorse2160238
9.Del Campo Peak6610Monte Cristo Area2210501
10.Gunn Peak6240Wild Sky3651200
11.Vesper Peak6214Monte Cristo Area1574830
12.Spire Mountain6213Wild Sky18536
13.Big Four Mountain6160Monte Cristo Area108012
14.Silver Tip Peak6140Monte Cristo Area130053
15.Baring Mountain6124Wild Sky2444397
16.Merchant Peak6113Wild Sky1153109
17.Mount Index5991Index-Tolt Area2991114
18.Jumbo Mountain5840Three Fingers-Whitehorse180046
19.Liberty Mountain5680Three Fingers-Whitehorse212015
20.Mount Persis5464Index-Tolt Area544344
21.Mount Stickney5280Ragged Ridge172057

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List Description

The Mountaineers Club's Everett Peak Pin is awarded to those who have climbed 18 of the 21 peaks on this list, with the additional requirement that the 18 peaks be composed of six each from three sub-lists of seven peaks each. The three sub-lists are the Monte Cristo Group (same as Range above), the Index Group (Index-Tolt, Wild Sky, and Ragged Ridge Ranges above), and the Darrington Group (Chaval, Jumbo, Liberty, Pugh, Three Fingers, White Chuck, and Whitehorse).

This is a challenging list any way you look at it, with almost all summits requiring at least a scramble to reach the summit. The terrain in the Cascades east of Everett, Washington is very rugged and dramatic, with deep forested valleys rising abruptly to glacier-clad summits. Don't let the low elevations here fool you--6000 to 7000 foot peaks here are often more challenging than summits twice that high in the Rockies.

 


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