Location: Revolution Peak (unofficial name)

Elevation: 5,454 feet
Clean Prominence: 1,174 feet
State: Washington State
County: King County
In area: Middle Fork Snoqualmie Drainage
USGS quad: Bandera
UTM: 10T 606695E 5258415N (NAD27)

Trip Reports and References

Washington Trails Association: Trip reports
Book: Seattle Outdoors: Hiking & Cycling-Puget Sound and Cascades
yellowleaf.org: Russian Butte via Granite Lakes

Description

The route description in Seattle Outdoors: Hiking & Cycling-Puget Sound and Cascades for Revolution Peak is listed as "Thompson Point 5454".

Name origin

"We originally called this 'Comrade Peak' in keeping with the Russian theme, and in honor of the new name for the Mountaineer's 'Not So Fleet of Foot' group. But when 7 of us gathered for the climb at the Issaquaah Park & Ride and one totalitarian driver led a rebellion with 3 of our comrades to another peak in another drainage, we decided to redub this 'Revolution Peak'." -John Roper in April 1995 issue of Pack & Paddle.

Maps

Online USGS map of Revolution Peak: Google Maps
USGS quad: Bandera

In These Peak Lists

#40 in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie Drainage Peaks list
#19 in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River peaks list
#68 in the Tallest 100 peaks in west Alpine Lakes with 500' of prominence list

Nearby Peaks

Thompson Point 5124 (5,124')
Zorro Ridge (4,642')
Little Comrade (4,365')
Russian Butte (5,123')
Web Mountain (5,335')
Dirty Harry's Peak (4,680'+)
Putrid Pete's Peak (5,220'+)
Dirtybox Peak (4,926')
Mailbox Peak (4,841')
Mount Defiance (5,584')
Preacher Mountain (5,924')
The Pulpit (4,523')
Pratt Mountain (5,099')
Bandera Mountain (5,241')
McClellan Butte (5,162')