Interesting peaks less than 13,000' high and/or having less than 300' of prominence

Although the accuracy of the source data is insufficient to conclusively determine the status of several peaks with elevations and/or prominences close to my inclusion criteria, I’ve decided to make the official determinations based on the “best available data”. As better data become available (such as updated DEMs) and/or somebody adds a rock to the cairn atop “Sky Pilot Peak”, I have the tools to update these designations.

This page includes a list of all peaks failing my criteria which are still at least 3950 meters (12,959 feet) tall and are either named, have prominences of at least 80 meters (262 feet), or seem interesting enough to include for other reasons. All of these peaks are in the underlying database, so registered climbers can apply their own criteria for determining their passing and marginality status via the My Peaks page.

Export this list as a KML file to load into the separate (free) Google Earth application.

Data Submissions Welcome

I welcome information about summit and/or saddle elevations, but please study the Methodology page first so you know where my data come from. If you notice a mistake I’ve made (such as an incorrectly listed map elevation) or have accurate survey data for a summit or saddle, please send an email to me at: schmed@transpac.com.