1. Click on the date of the climb for a trip report and photos.
2. Lat/Lon coordinates are linked to a ACME Mapper map of the peak's location.
3. Peaks shown in italics do not meet the 300’ clean prominence rule, but are still considered “peaks” by most because of aesthetic qualities.
4. A class rating in light blue means that either snowshoes, crampons, or both were used to reach the summit.
5. My list of mountains climbed is also viewable on Lists Of John.

Class Rating Definitions
Class 1: Hiking on a trail, or easy cross-country travel.
Class 2: The hike includes at least some cross-country, and might be steep uphill. Hands may occasionally touch ground for balance.
Class 3: This is scrambling, using your hands to help move yourself forward. Holds are easily found. A fall may cause injury.
Class 4: Scrambling with exposure. Holds are usually easily found. A fall could cause a serious injury or death.
Class 5: This is technical rock climbing. A rope is generally used for protection.