Smoot's "Climbing Washington's Mountains" 100 Peaks

6

Mountains with prominence of 1 ⁠500 ⁠m / 4 ⁠921 ⁠ft or more.

1

Mountains higher than 14 ⁠000 ⁠ft / 4 ⁠267 ⁠m with at least 300 ⁠ft / 91 ⁠m of topographic prominence.

Highpoint

Highest Peak:: Mount Rainier

Elevation:: 4 392 m

100 mountains

4 392 m (prom: 4 029 m)

3 743 m (prom: 2 477 m)

3 395 m (prom: 273 m)

3 287 m (prom: 2 692 m)

3 214 m (prom: 2 295 m)

2 900 m (prom: 1 138 m)

2 871 m (prom: 1 633 m)

2 825 m (prom: 865 m)

2 812 m (prom: 1 167 m)

2 784 m (prom: 1 345 m)

Smoot's "Climbing Washington's Mountains" 100 Peaks

There are 100 named mountains in Smoot's "Climbing Washington's Mountains" 100 Peaks. The highest and the most prominent mountain is Mount Rainier.

Highest Peaks

4 392 m (prom: 4 029 m)

3 743 m (prom: 2 477 m)

3 395 m (prom: 273 m)

3 287 m (prom: 2 692 m)

3 214 m (prom: 2 295 m)

2 900 m (prom: 1 138 m)

2 871 m (prom: 1 633 m)

2 825 m (prom: 865 m)

2 812 m (prom: 1 167 m)

2 784 m (prom: 1 345 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

4 392 m (prom: 4 029 m)

3 287 m (prom: 2 692 m)

3 743 m (prom: 2 477 m)

2 431 m (prom: 2 390 m)

3 214 m (prom: 2 295 m)

2 871 m (prom: 1 633 m)

Mount St. Helens

2 549 m (prom: 1 404 m)

Whitehorse Mountain

2 092 m (prom: 1 375 m)

2 784 m (prom: 1 345 m)

2 773 m (prom: 1 291 m)