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Tacoma Branch Tahoma Second Peak Award

A peak pin and badge for scrambling part of a collection of 32 peaks on the southern slopes and foothills of Mount Rainier.

about the award

The Tahoma First Peak and Second Peak awards are earned by summiting part of a collection of 32 peaks on the southern slopes and foothills of Mount Rainier. They are divided into eight groups. You must complete three peaks in any group to claim that group. Most routes are scrambles or hikes.

Complete at least three peaks in any of the four groups for the First Peak pin and at least three peaks in all eight groups for Second Peak pin.

Group One

Mount Ararat (6,010 ft)
Mount Wow (6,040 ft)
Pyramid Peak (6,937 ft)
Tokaloo Rock (7,684 ft)

Group Two

Chutla Peak (6,000 ft)
Eagle Peak (5,958 ft)
Lane Peak (6,012 ft)
Wahpenayo Peak (6,231 ft)

Group Three

Foss Peak (6,524 ft)
Pinnacle Peak (6,562 ft)
Plummer Peak (6,370 ft)
The Castle (6,440 ft)

Group Four

Dixon Mt. (5,134 ft)
Stevens Peak (6,510 ft)
Tatoosh Lo Peak (6,310 ft)
Unicorn Peak (6,917 ft)

Group Five

Dewey Peak (6,710 ft)
Naches Peak (6,452 ft)
Shriner Peak (5,834 ft)
Silver King Peak (6,998 ft)

Group Six

Barrier Peak (6,521 ft)
Goat Island Mt. (7,288 ft)
Governors Ridge (6,600 ft)
Tamanos Peak (6,790 ft)

Group Seven

Banshee Peak (7,400 ft)
Central Cowlitz Chimney (7,421 ft)
Double Peak (6,199 ft)
Main Cowlitz Chimney (7,605 ft)

Group Eight

Third Burroughs Mt. (7,828 ft)
Marcus Peak (6,962 ft)
Palisades Peak (7,040 ft)
Slide Mt. (6,620 ft)

View this list on peakbagger.com

How to Obtain

Complete all of the peaks while a current member of The Mountaineers. The trips must be made in accordance with the Climbing Code. The trips can be private trips and with non-Mountaineers team members.

Contact

Contact the Tacoma Branch Scrambling Committee Chair.