Badge

Olympia Branch Scramble Peaks Copper

A peak pin and badge awarded for ascents of scramble peaks in the Olympic Mountains. This is the first in a set of three peak pin badges.

About the award

Earn a pin to wear and a badge for your profile by climbing to the summit of many of the more remote and obscure peaks on the Olympic Peninsula. Climb any three of the four peaks listed to complete that group. This is a set of three peak pins and badges:

Copper Boot: climb three peaks in each of any four groups for the first pin and badge, Scramble Peaks Copper (this one).

Silver Boot: climb three peaks in each of any eight groups for the second pin and badge, Scramble Peaks Silver.

Gold Boot: climb three peaks in all twelve groups for the third pin and badge, Scramble Peaks Gold.

Group One

Mount Skokomish (6,434 ft)
Mount Copper (5,425 ft)
Mount Steel (6,233 ft)
Hopper (6,114 ft)

Group Two

Mount Bretherton (5,960 ft)
Thorson Peak (5,700 ft)
The Brothers (6,866 ft)
Mount Pershing (6,154 ft)

Group Three

Mount Hoquiam (4,909 ft)
Mount Church (4,770 ft)
Mount Olson (5,289 ft)
Mount Tebo (4,604 ft)

Group Four

Mount Claywood (6,836 ft)
Mount Fromme (6,655 ft)
White Mountain (6,400 ft)
Wellesley Peak (6,758 ft)

Group Five

Cloudy Peak (7,000 ft)
April Peak (6,350 ft)
Mount Buckhorn (6,988 ft)
Point Harrah (7,000 ft)

Group Six

Tyler Peak (6,364 ft)
Baldy (6,797 ft)
Martin Peak (7,550 ft)
Sundial (7,150 ft)

Group Seven

Fitzhenry (6,050 ft)
Mount Dana (6,209 ft)
Mount Ferry (6,157 ft)
Mount Scott (5,913 ft)

Group Eight

Mount Muncaster (5,910 ft)
Crystal Peak (6,896 ft)
Bicentennial (6,722 ft)
Chimney (6,911 ft)

Group Nine

Mount Norton (6,319 ft)
Mount Wilder (5,928 ft)
Mount Noyes (6,100 ft)
Mount Barnes (5,993 ft)

Group Ten

Gibson Peak (4,390 ft)
Moonlight Dome (4,122 ft)
Cameron (7,192 ft)
Zindorf (5,539 ft)

Group Eleven

Pelton Peak (5,301 ft)
Diamond Mountain (6,750 ft)
Gladys (5,600 ft)
Henderson (6,000 ft)

Group Twelve

Ludden Peak (5,828 ft)
Stephen Peak (6,430 ft)
Mount Childs (6,205 ft)
Cat Peak (5,940 ft)

View this list on peakbagger.com

HOW TO OBTAIN

Climb or scramble all of the peaks while a current member of The Mountaineers. The trips must be made in accordance with the Climbing Code. The climbs can be private trips and with non-Mountaineers team members. The peaks must have been climbed after January 1, 1999.

Send your Peak Pin request to the contact below with your name, date you joined the Mountaineers, and date of each climb and all party members. Please DO NOT send links to databases.

Contact

See the Olympia Awards & Peak Pins page for contact and awards presentation details.