Dave's List of Mountain Lists

A lot of people enjoy mountain climbing, and getting to that summit is the goal of the climber. But that goal is the short term goal. This section of my website deals with the more long-term goals. A climber will usually have a long-term set of goals in mind. For instance, I plan to summit all of the 150+ peaks in Alan Kane's Scrambles book. Below is a list of common "long term objectives".

The Canadian Rockies 11,000 footers - 54 peaks in the Canadian Rockies which are over 11,000 ft. Four of them are over 12,000 ft.
The US Fourteeners - 70 peaks in the United States (excluding Alaska) which are over 14,000 ft. Oddly enough, none of them are over 15,000 ft.
The 8,000 Meter Peaks - 14 peaks which are above 8,000 meters (26,246 ft).
The Seven Summits - The highest peak from each of the seven continents.
The 51 US Highpoints - The highest point in each of the 51 States.
The 13 Canadian Highpoints - The highest point in each of the 13 Canadian Provinces.
Great Divide Peaks - All 219 peaks that are on the Great Divide from the US border to Yellowhead Pass.
Kane's Scrambles - All 157 peaks in the latest version of the Scrambles book.
The Wapta Peaks - All 33 peaks in the Wapta Icefields
The Waterton Peaks - All 32 named summits in Waterton National Park.