[pct-l] peaks along the PCT

[CWillett at pierce.ctc.edu (Chris Willett)]

This list is going to get very long.  Without looking at a map, you can add Red Mountain, Kendall Peak, Snoqualmie Peak, and Guye Peak to the list.  Snoqualmie and Guye not super far from the trail,  Red is very close and Kendall is almost on the trail.  Red Mountain is that big red thing that stares at you when you first climb out of Snoqualmie Pass.  Kendal is higher up, after you top out.

Suge
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Christopher Willett
cwillett@pierce.ctc.edu
www.pierce.ctc.edu/faculty/cwillett
Pierce College
9401 Farwest Drive SW.
Lakewood, WA. 98498-1999

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> From: 	pct-l-bounces@mailman.backcountry.net on behalf of yogi
> Sent: 	Tuesday, October 25, 2005 10:07 PM
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> Subject: 	[pct-l] peaks along the PCT
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> You know how Eagle Creek is an alternate which leaves the PCT but doesn't interrupt a continuous hike?  Well, what peaks near the PCT could be hiked in the same alternate-route fashion?    
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> I'm talking about HIKING, not climbing.  That means Thielsen is out.  
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> Nothing involving crampons and ice axes, so Rainier is out.  
>  
> I'm looking for peaks that you can walk to the top of using reasonable-length alternates (not 50-mile roundtrips).  Here's what I've come up with so far:
>  
> San Jacinto
> Baden-Powell
> Olancha
> Whitney
> Sierra Buttes
> Lassen
> McLoughlin
> South Sister
>  
> yogi
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