Top 100 x 400P.11-20

WASHINGTON'S HIGHEST PEAKS

with 400 Feet of Prominence

Peaks #11-20

Photos © John Roper 2004

Rank	Rank
400'P	Bulger
List	List	Name	Elev	Prom

11	8	Mount Fernow	9249		2809
12	9	Mount Goode	9200	+	3800
13	10	Mount Shuksan	9131		4411
14	11	Buckner Mountain	9112		3032
<400	12	Seven Fingered Jack	9100		380
15	13	Mount Logan	9087		1487
16	NB	Lincoln Peak	9080	+	720
17	14	Jack Mountain	9066		4186
18	15	Mount Maude	9040	+	880
19	16	Mount Spickard	8979		4779
20	17	Black Peak	8970		3450

<400: Bulger Top 100 peak with less than 400 feet of prominence.

NB: Not on Bulger List due to volcano subsummit exclusion.

MOUNT FERNOW 9249' P2809

from the North, bookended by Copper Peak (L) and Seven-Fingered Jack (R)

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Winter aerial photo of Fernow by John Scurlock: 1

View from space

MOUNT GOODE 9200+ P3800

and famous NE Buttress of Goode starting from left hand rock toe, from the NE. John "Lizard" Lixvar finished his challenging list on Goode in 1987. Ten years later, in 1997, Jeff Hancock finished here as well.

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Winter aerial photos of Goode by John Scurlock: 1 2 3 4

View from space

MOUNT SHUKSAN 9131' P4411

from Table Mountain

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Winter aerial photos of Shuksan by John Scurlock: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8! 9

Space view

MOUNT BUCKNER 9112' P3032

from SE

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Winter aerial photos of Buckner by John Scurlock: From North! From SW

Space view

MOUNT BUCKNER 9112' P3032

The Boston Glacier on the NW side of Buckner is the largest in the North Cascades at 7.0 square kilometers.

SEVEN FINGERED JACK 9100' P380

from SE on Spectacle Butte

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View from space

MOUNT LOGAN 9087' P1487

from the East, Douglas Glacier side

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Winter aerial photos of Logan by John Scurlock: From NW, North, West

Space view

LINCOLN PEAK 9080+ P720

from Colfax Peak. Not Bulger-worthy. Note Assassin Spire' to right. It's nbc. Lincoln was the reason that John Lixvar declared that volcano subsummits with less than 800 feet of prominence did not qualify for his list, so he'd never have to set foot on this monster. Later I kidded Lizard that he had invoked the "John Wilkes Booth Proviso" on Lincoln, assassinating it from his list. This has nothing to do with Buffalo's "Honest Abes" (Bulger joke).

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Space view

LINCOLN PEAK 9080+ P720

SW side, with Colfax Peak upper right. On June 25, 1989, Reed Tindall, Silas Wild, Dick Kegel, and I came up from the lower right (1), into the "X Couloir" (2), then up the faint snow arete (3), angling to the "Leaning Tower of Pisa" (4), then to the high left notch at first sky (5) where we worked our way right to the top. We descended straight down the gully below the summit (6) to our tracks at the tower. This is one of only two aerial shots from my camera in this collection. All the rest of my photos were taken from the ground, although telephotos sometimes give an aerial feel.

Winter aerial photos of Lincoln by John Scurlock: 1 2 3 4

Summit party on Lincoln after 4 hours of 4 tight sphincters, June 25, 1989.

John Roper, Dick Kegel, Reed Tindall, and Silas Wild. It was another 4 hours down.

Lincoln was my last Top 100 Peak with 500 feet of prominence, but that's another list.

JACK MOUNTAIN 9066' P4186

Typical view from Highway 20 above Diablo Dam. Dave Creeden saved Jack for his last Big Boy in 1997, as did Martin Shetter who soloed it in 2006, 18 years after climbing 35 Big Boys in 1988.

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Space view