Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Peak Lists

I am not working on any peaks list, but am curious how many I have.  Just as I only have a small section of their list, they only list a small collection of my peaks.

Hundred Peaks Section

1 southern Sierra north of HWY 178

  1. (A) Sunday Peak
  2. (B) Bohna Peak
  3. (C) Split Mountain
  4. (D) Black Mountain #5
  5. (H) Owens Peak
  6. (I) Five Fingers

2 southern Sierra south of HWY 178

  1. (F) Scodie Mountain
  2. (N) Black Mountain #6
  3. (O) Red Mountain

4 southern Kern County west of hwy 5

  1. (A) Brush Mountain
  2. (B) San Emigdio Mountain
  3. (C) Eagle Rest Peak
  4. (D) Antimony Peak
  5. (E) Tecuya Mountain
  6. (F) Cerro Noreste
  7. (G) Grousse Mountain, although really the peak is further north than the register
  8. (H) Sawmill Mountain
  9. (I) Mount Pinos

5 San Luis Obispo County

  1. (A) Caliente Mountain

6 Santa Barbara County

  1. (A) Peak Mountain
  2. (B) McPherson Peak
  3. (C) Fox Mountain #1
  4. (D) Cuyama Peak (LO)
  5. (E) Lizard Head
  6. (F) McKinley Mountain
  7. (G) Santa Cruz Peak
  8. (H) San Rafael Mountain
  9. (I) West Big Pine
  10. (J) Big Pine
  11. (K) Samon Peak
  12. (L) Madulce Peak
  13. (M) Hildreth
  14. (N) Monte Arido
  15. (O) Old Man Mountain

7 Ventura County

  1. (A) Frazier Mountain (LO)
  2. (B) Lockwood Peak
  3. (C) San Guillermo Peak
  4. (D) Reyes Peak
  5. (E) Thorn Point (lookout)
  6. (G) Alamo Mountain
  7. (H) McDonald Peak
  8. (I) Sewart Mountain
  9. (J) Snowy Peak
  10. (K) Black Mountain #2
  11. (L) White Mountain #2
  12. (M) Cobblestone Mountain
  13. (N) Ortega Hill (delisted 1992)
  14. (O) Ortega Peak (delisted 2001)
  15. (P) Chief Peak
  16. (Q) Hines Peak
  17. (R) Haddock Mountain
  18. (S) Topatopa Bluff
  19. (T) Beartrap Bluff

8 Liebre Range

  1. (A) Liebre Mountain
  2. (B) Burnt Peak
  3. (E) Sawmill Mountain (delisted 1970)

9 west of Mill Creek

  1. (E) Mount Lukens
  • Condor Peak attempted twice and somehow never done.
  • Iron Mountain somewhat attempted.

10 Pacifico Mountain area

  1. (C) Pacifico Mountain
  2. (E) Granite Mountain #1
  3. (F) Rabbit Peak #1
  4. (G) Iron Mountain #3
  5. (H) Round Top
  6. (I) Mount Hillyer

11 western Angeles Crest

  1. (B) Strawberry Peak

12 Mount Wilson area

  1. (B) Mount Disappointment
  2. (C) San Gabriel Peak
  3. (D) Mount Markham
  4. (E) Mount Lowe
  5. (G) Mount Wilson

13 north of Angeles Crest Hwy 2

  1. (A) Winston Peak
  2. (B) Mount Akawie
  3. (C) Pleasant View Ridge
  4. (D) Will Thrall Peak
  5. (G) Mount Lewis
  6. (I) Winston Ridge

14 south of Angeles Crest Hwy 2

  1. (A) Waterman Mountain
  2. (B) Twin Peaks
  3. (C) Mount Islip
  4. (D) S. Mount Hawkins (lookout)
  5. (F) Mount Hawkins
  6. (G) Throop Peak
  7. (H) Mount Burnham
  8. (I) Mount Baden-Powell
  9. (K) Kratka Ridge

16 Mount San Antonio area

  1. (B) Wright Mountain
  2. (C) Pine Mountain #1
  3. (D) Dawson Peak
  4. (E) Mount San Antonio

17 Cucamonga Peak area

  1. (B) Ontario Peak
  2. (C) Bighorn Peak
  3. (E) Cucamonga Peak
  4. (F) Etiwanda Peak

23 East of Big Bear Lake

  1. (A) Bighorn Mountains
  2. (E) Meeks Mountain
  3. (F) Black Mountain #4
  4. (I) Chaparrosa Peak

24 San Gorgonio area

  1. (B) San Bernardino Peak
  2. (C) San Bernardino East Peak
  3. (D) Anderson Peak
  4. (E) Shields Peak

26 Little San Bernardino Mountains

  1. (A) Eureka Peak
  2. (B) Quail Mountain
  3. (C) Queen Mountain
  4. (D) Ryan Mountain
  5. (G) Little Berdoo Peak
  6. (H) Bernard Peak
  7. (I) Warren Point
  8. (J) Mount Minerva Hoyt

27 San Jacinto area

  1. (F) San Jacinto Peak

28 Desert Divide

  1. (M) Butterfly Peak
  2. (N) Rock Point
  3. (O) Ken Point

29 south of HWY 74

  1. (E) Lookout Mountain #1

30 Santa Rosa Mountains

  1. (F) Rabbit Peak #2
  2. (G) Villager Peak

31 San Diego County north of hwy 78

  1. (A) Eagle Crag (my #100, counting no drive-ups)
  2. (E) Beauty Peak
  3. (F) Iron Spring Mountain
  4. (G) Combs Peak
  5. (H) Garnet Mountain
  6. (I) Garnet Peak
  7. (J) Monument Peak #1
  8. (M) Stephenson Peak (delisted 1956)

Sierra Peaks Section

2. Mineral King and Kern River

  1. Kern Peak
  2. Coyote Peaks

4. Corcoran to Whitney

  1. Mount Whitney

14. North Palisades

  1. Cloudripper

16. Humphreys Basin and west

  1. Mount Tom
  2. Pilot Knob

18. Mono Creek to Mammoth

  1. Red Slate Mountain

20. Clark Range and Vicinity

  1. Half Dome
  2. Clouds Rest

Desert Peaks Section

2 Death Valley - Inyo County

  1. Last Chance Mountain
  2. Sandy Point
  3. Telescope Peak
  4. Corkscrew Peak

3 San Bernardino County

  1. Sheephole Mountains

4 Riverside County

  1. Rabbit Peak

8 Arizona

  1. Humphreys Peak

Lower Peaks Section

Ventura County and North

  1. Gaviota Peak
  2. Little Pine Mountain
  3. Cachuma Mountain
  4. Cathedral Peak
  5. Montecito Peak
  6. Nordhoff Peak

Western Angeles National Forest

  1. Slide Mountain
  2. Jupiter Mountain

San Fernando Valley

  1. Simi Peak
  2. Rocky Peak

Santa Monica Mountains

  1. Mugu Peak
  2. Tri Peaks
  3. Inspiration Point
  4. Sandstone Peak

Verdugo Range

  1. Verdugo Mountain

San Gabriel Mountains

  1. Echo Mountain

Santa Ana Mountains

  1. San Mateo Peak
  2. Sitton Peak

Joshua Tree National Park

  1. Mastodon Peak
  2. Malapai Hill

San Diego County

  1. Agua Tibia
  2. Wild Horse Peak
  3. Woodson Mountain

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