Tag: 400P
Every high point on this peakbagging list strictly adheres to the 400-foot prominence rule.
2017/7/1-2 – Shelokum Slam / 雪洛庫姆滿貫
Coincidentally, the late afternoon start time was the same as our first trip six years ago when pups and I climbed Gardner Mountains.
2016/9/24-26 – Castle Peak / 城堡峯
Last backpacking trip to wrap up the climbing season, which had been a great one.
2016/7/6 – Cashmere Mountain II / 羊絨山之二
Cashmere marked the end of my five-year-long pursuit of the 100 highest peak of Washington.
2016/7/2-4 – Chelan Slam / 奇蘭滿貫
Over the last few years it had become somewhat of a tradition to do a bigger trip over Fourth of July weekend.
2016/6/25-27 – Luna Peak / 露娜峯
Pup and I slept by the trailhead to catch the early water taxi next morning to Big Beaver Campground. Hiking to the campground would have added an additional 14 miles to the trip.
2016/4/30-5/1 – Colfax Peak + Sherman Peak / 科爾法克斯峯+雪曼峯
By climbing these two peaks earlier in the season, we had the advantage of better snow coverage over the cruxes.
2015/9/26-29 – Goode Mountain / 古德山
Park Creek Trail had been closed off to all traffic this season due to damage resulted from wildfires.
2015/9/12-14 – Mount Logan / 洛根山
The 16-mile approach into Thunder Basin felt extra long when views were scarce.
2015/9/4-6 – Jack Mountain / 傑克山
This imposing feature off North Cascades Highway (SR 20) southeast end of Ross Lake can be seen from virtually any high points in North Cascades.
2015/8/15-16 – Ptarmigan Peak + Dot Mountain / 雷鳥峯+圓點山
I had completely underestimated the scale of Pasayten Wilderness on our first visit to the area three years ago.
