Over the next several months I will be creating a number of new mountain pages and also renovating a number of old ones that previously belonged to other members. Feel free to add your own new mountain/rock or route pages, but this is not a place for albums or trip reports.

Here is the first:
Chiwawa Mountain

Not Hinkhouse Peak has been completely redone and now has a ton of pictures and a map with it.

http://www.summitpost.org/point-6878-not-hinkhouse-peak/223195

Lots more to come...

Here's the latest revision:
Nelson Ridge

Here's a new one:
Slate Peak - The highest elevation fire lookout tower in Washington

Kyes Peak - http://www.summitpost.org/kyes-peak/151669



Completely redone, maps, gpx track, photos, better directions, and more.
For those who want to see what it looked like right before I touched it, here is a copy of it:
http://web.archive.org/web/200703242140 ... _id=151669

Nice work Josh! I have a job for you this year; climb all of 'my' routes and add maps, gps tracks, and your fantastic photos to the route pages.

Thanks ExcitableBoy! If I only knew how to lead on rock, I would have to take you up on that offer. Anyways...

Eldorado Peak - http://www.summitpost.org/eldorado-peak/150316

I pretty much redid most of the page (with a few small trace amounts of the original work in the intro and such). I loaded up with photos, maps, route info, routes, improved directions, more red tape, camping, gear list, and much more! Did I mention tons of eye candy?



For those who want to see the old version, here it is:
http://web.archive.org/web/200703260626 ... _id=150316

The Mount Washington page (http://www.summitpost.org/mount-washington/760059) was mysteriously deleted, so I have been redoing it. All of the images were lost, so please add any if you have some.

The latest re-creation:
Fortress Mountain

This page was in dire need of updates. I added a new history section to the page.
Mount Pilchuck

Another old page which is now current:
Mount Defiance

Here is a completely new page:
Red Mountain

My guess would be that there's not a lot of peaks in Washington left which are over 7000 feet and not represented on SP.

Zekes Peak is finally up.
http://www.summitpost.org/zekes-peak/770975

The latest re-creation:
Tiffany Mountain

The previous owner had been inactive for many years.

I haven't yet given up on my battle with my weight and health. Here is an album dedicated to my struggles and successes in the mountains. Hopefully you will see more mountains and physically a little less of me by the end of this year.

http://www.summitpost.org/peakbagging-for-weight-loss-2012/773827