Snoqualmie Bumps (sorted by prominence)

Small "peaks" whose bases are on the floor of the North, Middle, or South Fork Snoqualmie River valleys. "Peter's Law of Substitution: Look after the molehills, and the mountains will look after themselves."

sorted by prominence • sorted by elevation

Order	Location Name	Elevation	Clean Prominence	Next Higher Mountain	USGS quad
1	Fuller Mountain	1,880'	approx 640'+		Mount Si
2	Black Lake Point 2000+*	2,000'+	560'		Devil's Slide
3	Pelletgun Hill*	1,840'+	520'		Mount Si
4	Little Si	1,576'	476'		North Bend
5	Cedar Butte	1,880'+	400'		Chester Morse Lake
6	Choirboy* (AKA Stegosaurus Butte, Taylor Knob, Hogback)	2,120'+	400'	Preacher Mountain	Lake Philippa
7	Destitution Hill*	1,520'+	400'		Mount Si

* Denotes unofficial name.

North Fork Snoqualmie Valley (looking down valley), Fuller Mountain and Pelletgun Hill visible on valley floor (trip report)

South Middle Fork Valley from Choirboy (trip report)

Garfield Mountain from Choirboy (trip report)

Garfield Mountain from Choirboy (trip report)

Garfield Mountain from Choirboy (trip report)

Dixie Peak and the Moon Wall from Fuller Mountain (trip report)

Bessemer Mountain, Quartz Mountain, and Choirboy from Green Ridge trail (trip report)

Fuller Mountain trail (trip report)

Pelletgun Hill from North Fork Snoqualmie Road (trip report)