Location: Bill's Peak (unofficial name)

Elevation: 6,917 feet (approx 2,108 meters)
State: Washington State
County: Chelan County
In Area: Teanaway
USGS Quad: Mount Stuart
UTM: 10T 659070E 5254654N (NAD27)

Trip Reports and References

Everett Mountaineers: Trip reports
Book: Teanaway Country: A Hiking and Scrambling Guide to Washington's Central Cascades
Book: Seattle Outdoors: Hiking & Cycling-Puget Sound and Cascades
Book: 75 Scrambles in Washington: Classic Routes to the Summits
yellowleaf.org: Bill's Peak via SE side

Description

In section 6, NE of Iron Peak, on Chelan County/Kittitas County county border.

One story of the origin of Bill's Peak name is that it was named after Bill Maxwell, who was a scramble chairman for The Mountaineers. Nearby Judi Peak is named after Bill's wife.

I've also been told that Bill's Peak was named after Bill Prater. Perhaps Gene's Peak, immediately to the west of Bill's Peak, is named after Gene Prater, Bill's brother. About the Prater brothers: http://www.snowshoemag.com/vie...

Maps

Satellite photo of Bill's Peak: Google Maps
Online USGS map of Bill's Peak: TerraServer
USGS quad: Mount Stuart
Greentrails map: Mount Stuart
Alpine Lakes Protection Society map: Alpine Lakes Wilderness (huge overview map, good for identifying distant peaks)

In These Peak Lists

#40 in the Tallest 100 peaks in east Alpine Lakes with 400' of prominence list
#4 in the The Mountaineer's Teanaway Ten list
#9 in the Teanaway drainage peaks list

Nearby Peaks

Gene's Peak (6,779')
Iron Peak (6,510')
Bean Peak (6,743')
Earl Peak (7,036')
Not Hinkhouse Peak (6,878')
Argonaut Peak (8,453')
Mount Stuart (9,415')
Koppen Mountain (6,031')
Fortune Peak (7,382')
Esmeralda Peaks (6,765'+)
South Ingalls Peak (7,640'+)
Navaho Peak (7,223')
Dragontail Peak (8,840')
Witches Tower (8,520'+)
Little Annapurna (8,440'+)
Malcolm Mountain (5,480'+)
DeRoux Peak (6,260')
Little Navaho (6,442')
Dudley Spire (7,492')