Question

[ScottP]

Anybody know the name of the peak to the left and down from Glacier? (I'm not at home. Don't have maps.) That N Face looks pretty steep.

The shot was taken from Pilchuck.

[Dru]

You don't need to go home to have maps - topozone.com

[ScottP]

I take it your answer is, "I don't know."

 

(dial-up speed + topozone + lack of patience= no maps)

[Dru]

I didn't bother to look.

[atomic]

Stillaguamish?

[wayne]

Big K will have an answer for you when he sees the thread, Is that a recent pho?. Sloan is lookin sshix.

[Stefan]

I think it is Long Mountain if I am looking at the right one you are speaking of.

[ScottP]

I'm looking at the one with the obvious shaded steep face, with the base obscured by clouds. I first thought it was Stillaguamish, but then looking at the map it seems to be too close.

Long Mountain is an extension of a ridge, which doesn't seem right. It appears to be approximately across the valley from Hall/Big 4 area.

I'm guessing Devils Peak/Devils Thumb.

Since I am the only one who seems to give a shit, that's my final answer.

[knelson]

Wow... I get to weigh in before Klenke hands down the verdict?

 

Long Mountain - western most summit.

 

If you could've panned just a little left, you would've gotten Devil's Peak/Thumb, but it's out of your shot. Stilliguamish is further right from the peak in question and farther away.

 

I think that shadow behind the summit in question is throwing you off. It makes it look like there's more relief between the summits of Long than there actually is.

 

-kurt