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Summit: W7W/SK-155
Submitted by N7KRN on
Identified by SOTA as Chuckanut Mtn, this peak is better known as Blanchard Mountain and is part of the Chuckanut Range. it is located on State Trust Land managed by the DNR. More information about the area may be found at:www.blanchardmountain.org…
Summit: W6/CT-019
Submitted by K7MAS on
On a brief vacation in Southern California to visit family, I managed to activate three (3) SOTA peaks. This is report 1 of 3 for this trip.
San Gabriel is 1,878 Meters, 6,161 feet elevation. It is a 6 point SOTA Summit.
San Gabriel…
Summit: W7O/CM-001
Submitted by K7ATN on
The gate just past the Mount Bachelor ski area on the Cascade Lakes Highway opened just two weeks ago Friday - there is still plenty of roadside snow on the five miles from the ski area to the Devil's Lake trailhead. There's some shoulder cleared…
Summit: W6/CT-005
Submitted by K7MAS on
Throop Peak is 2,785 meters, 9,138 feet elevation. Blue Sky & Rarified Air.
Throop Peak has also been activated 18 times before, and there are many good reports available. Access from San Fernando Valley, which is where I…
Summit: W6/CT-004
Submitted by K7MAS on
Mount Baden-Powell is 2,865 meters, 9,399 Feet High. Blue Sky & Rarified Air.Mount Baden-Powell has been activated 18 times before, and there are many good reports available. Access from San Fernando Valley, which is where I was…
Summit: W7W/CH-007
Submitted by K7ATN on
Dragontail Peak, near Leavenworth, WA, is a committed and remote alpine climb - it can't really be considered a hike. This trip report can only give an impression and some basic facts - you will need to prepare carefully and appropriately by reading…
Summit: W7O/CE-091
Submitted by KG7AV on
Fox Butte is the site of a now defunct fire lookout tower that is listed in the National Historical Lookout registry. The road to the top is gated, leaving you with a hike of…
Summit: W7W/OK-123
Submitted by N7KRN on
When you consider this peak for an early season trek, think "beautiful flowers, peaceful solitude, and great views". Early in June this year the hills are festive with colorful wildflowers. There is no trail, no signage, no parking lot... no hikers…
Summit: W7W/OK-138
Submitted by N7KRN on
This summit has a generally well-maintained (and well-traveled) trail with a great view of the surrounding mountains. The top is mostly detritus with a few trees and boulders around for convenient lounging/operating. I liked the fact that two peaks…
Summit: W7W/OK-159
Submitted by N7KRN on
This summit is accessed from the Driveway Butte (W7W/OK-138) Trail which begins close to the Klipchuck Campground - Hwy 20 near Mazama, WA. The peak is quite large and generally open with some trees scattered around. Pick a sunny day for the most…