Washington's Steepest Mountain Faces (in 1 horizontal mile)

From Stephen Fry's article "Highest Mountains and Steepest Faces" in the 1983 - 1990 issue of The Mountaineer.

Location Name	MVD	Face	USGS quad
Davis Peak	5381	NE	Diablo Dam
Whitehorse Mountain	5185	NNE	Whitehorse Mountain
Johannesburg Mountain	5160	N	Cascade Pass
Luna Peak	5040	NNW	Mount Challenger
Elephant Butte	4960	4960	Mount Prophet
Hozomeen Mountain	4926	W	Hozomeen Mountain
Colonial Peak	4901	N	Ross Dam
McMillan Spire	4892	N	Mount Challenger
Mount Rainier	4830	N	Mount Rainier West
Hozomeen Mountain, South Peak	4820	E	Skagit Peak
Jack Mountain	4820	NE	Jack Mountain
Colonial Peak	4816	SES	Ross Dam
Snowfield Peak	4814	NE	Ross Dam
Chimney Peak	4812	SE	Chimney Peak
Storm King	4770	NE	Goode Mountain
Mount Spickard	4704	E	Mount Spickard
Mount Terror	4701	NE	Mount Challenger
Mount Shuksan	4700	S	Mount Shuksan
Booker Mountain	4660	S	Goode Mountain
Buck Mountain	4658	NNE	Clark Mountain USGS quad

* Denotes unofficial name.

Summit pyramid of Mount Shuksan from the Sulphide Glacier (trip report)

Summit pyramid of Mount Shuksan from High Camp (trip report)

Mount Baker from the base of the summit pyramid on Mount Shuksan (trip report)

Ridge south of the summit of Mount Shuksan (trip report)

Whitehorse Mountain from gas station on SR 350

Jagged Ridge from the summit of Mount Shuksan (trip report)

Mount Shuksan from the Mountaineer's Baker Lodge (where we spent the night). (trip report)

The view from our high point above Lake Ann. Point 6461 on Shuksan Arm in foreground, Mount Shuksan in back right. (trip report)

Mount Shuksan (upper left) from our high point above Lake Ann. (trip report)

Mount Shuksan from Austin Pass (trip report)