Crossover Butte, Dandy Mtn, Radioactive Peak

Crossover Butte (4,506ft), Dandy Mtn (4,360ft), Radioactive Peak (4,529ft) Nov 27, 2022 The lower elevations of the cascades had finally gotten enough snow that I could justify taking the snowmobile out for a ride. My goal was to test that everything was in working order before going on bigger trips… Continue reading →

Carolinas Peakbagging – Crowders Mtn, The Pinnacle, Gamble Hill, Browns Mtn, Joes Mtn, Kings Mountain

Carolinas Peakbagging – Crowders Mtn, The Pinnacle, Gamble Hill, Browns Mtn, Joes Mtn, Kings Mountain Nov 12, 2022 ~20 miles, 7am – 2pm I was in Charlotte for a wedding over the long weekend and had a brief window of free time saturday morning to squeeze in some peakbagging. I… Continue reading →

Luna, East Fury, West Fury Theodolite Survey

Luna Peak, East Fury, West Fury Theodolite Survey Oct 22 – 23, 2022 8:30pm Saturday to 11:30pm Sunday (27 hours continuous) 54 miles (46 hiking, 9 boating), 10,000ft gain Eric, Nick, Talon Summary of results: East Fury is 45ft taller than Luna and 51 ft taller than West Fury. Elevations:… Continue reading →

Buckner Mountain Theodolite Survey, Lick of Flame W Face FA, Horseshoe Peak

Buckner Mountain (9,112 ft) Theodolite Survey, Lick of Flame (8,400ft) First Ascent of West Face, Horseshoe Peak (8,480ft) Oct 1, 2022, 1am – 10pm 21 miles, 8,200ft gain Eric, Steven, Talon Summary of results: Buckner SW summit is 18.9 +/-3.5 inches taller than NE summit. Buckner Mountain was my final… Continue reading →

Most Remote Point in Washington

Most Remote Point in Washington Sept 24, 2022, 12:15am – 11:45pm 54 miles, 12,700ft gain Eric, Talon, Branden I’m interested in visiting hard-to-get-to locations, and I’ve recently been focusing on the most remote points in wilderness areas in washington. These locations are the farthest you can get from an existing… Continue reading →