28 reports for authors starting with P are listed below.
For other subsets of reports, see the Top Level Index.
Names in this file: Derek Palmer Logan Parker John Paterson Rich Pawlowicz Robert a Pease Ricardo Pena Max Pentilescu Neil Perrin James Pezet Scott Pierce Karla Pifer Mac Pigman Nick Pilch Bob Plant Jack Plotkin Marcin Porwit Matt Posner Steve Powell Randall Putz
Date | Report Title [Peaks Climbed] | Place | ||||||
Reports by Derek Palmer: | ||||||||
25-26 Apr 2008 | Climbing Mt. Kinabalu (4095.2M or 13,444ft)
(The Sandarkan Death March ... Part II)
[Mount Kinabalu, Lows Peak] | Asia | ||||||
4-9 Sep 2005 | Summer Sierra Trek to bag my sons first 14'rs.
(Hoped for 4 14'rs in 6 days. Snow only let us have two.)
[Mt Tyndall, Mt Whitney] | California | ||||||
9-10 Jul 2005 | My first Colorado 14're - Mt. Elbert
(Switchbacks are illegal in Colorado!)
[Mt Elbert] | Colorado | ||||||
Reports by Logan Parker: | ||||||||
4-6 Aug 2005 | Mt Sill (14,153 ft)
(East Couloir)
[Mt Sill] | California | ||||||
Reports by John Paterson: | ||||||||
24-26 Aug 2002 | Bear Creek Spire and Pyramid Peak
(Ulrich's Route)
[Bear Creek Spire, Pyramid Peak] | California | ||||||
9-11 Aug 2002 | Mount LeConte with traverse to Corcoran
(from Tuttle Creek)
[LeConte, Corcoran] | California | ||||||
Reports by Rich Pawlowicz: | ||||||||
20 Jul 2003 | Cathedral Peak (4th) and Eichorn Pinnacle (5.4)
(Tuolumne Meadows, CA)
[Cathedral Peak, Eichorn Pinnacle] | California | ||||||
Reports by Robert a Pease: | ||||||||
20 Jul 1999 | What's All This Mt. Fuji Stuff, Anyhow?
(Japan)
[Mt Fuji] | Asia | ||||||
Reports by Ricardo Pena: | ||||||||
10-14 Feb 2005 | Survivors of the Andes Discovery
[Mt Aconcagua, El Sosneado] | South America | ||||||
31 Jan - 9 Feb 2004 | El Pico De Orizaba 18,405'
[Orizaba] | Mexico | ||||||
Reports by Max Pentilescu: | ||||||||
1-2 Oct 2004 | Live and learn
(Dehydration on Mt Langley)
[Mt Langley] | California | ||||||
Reports by Neil Perrin: | ||||||||
17-19 Sep 2004 | Milwaukee Peak (13522), Pico Asilado (13611) & Unnamed 13020
[Milwaukee Peak, Pico Asilado, Unnamed 13020] | Colorado | ||||||
Reports by James Pezet: | ||||||||
23-25 Jul 2011 | Homer's Nose:
(A Nose That Doesn't Blow)
[Homers Nose 9023] | California | ||||||
Reports by Scott Pierce: | ||||||||
20 Sep 2003 | North Peak, Right Couloir
(Back to School)
[North Peak] | California | ||||||
10 Sep 2000 | Weisshorn, East Ridge
(Dutch Treat)
[Weisshorn] | Europe | ||||||
Reports by Karla Pifer: | ||||||||
27-29 Jul 2002 | Mt Wilson and El Diente
[El Diente, Mt Wilson, Wilson Peak] | Colorado | ||||||
28 Aug 2000 | Pyramid Peak
[Pyramid Peak] | Colorado | ||||||
Reports by Mac Pigman: | ||||||||
19 Aug 1999 | Caltech Peak
[Caltech Peak] | California | ||||||
Reports by Nick Pilch: | ||||||||
22-24 Sep 2006 | Gray Peak via Grayling Lake
[Gray Peak] | California | ||||||
Reports by Bob Plant: | ||||||||
6 Nov 2002 | Leavitt Peak
(with the Royal Marines)
[Leavitt] | California | ||||||
Reports by Jack Plotkin: | ||||||||
19-23 Jul 2008 | Ishinca Summit, Tocllaraju Attempt
(Cordillera Blanca, Peru)
[Nevado Ishinca, Tocllaraju] | South America | ||||||
20 Jan 2008 | Rucu Pichincha hike
[Rucu Pichincha] | South America | ||||||
Reports by Marcin Porwit: | ||||||||
10-11 Jun 2006 | Little Tahoma via Fryingpan and Whitman glaciers
(In memory of Larry Ingalls)
[Little Tahoma] | Washington | ||||||
21-22 Jun 2004 | Mt Baker - Coleman-Deming route
(postholin' our way to the top)
[Mt Baker] | Washington | ||||||
1 Aug 2003 | North Peak
[North Peak] | California | ||||||
Reports by Matt Posner: | ||||||||
15-17 Aug 2003 | Mt. Whitney - Main Trail - 2 nights at Trail Camp
[Mount Whitney] | California | ||||||
Reports by Steve Powell: | ||||||||
14 Jun 2003 | Nevahbe Ridge, Mt. Morgan
[Mt Morgan North] | California | ||||||
Reports by Randall Putz: | ||||||||
20 Jun 2011 | Mt Whitney Main Trail 1 day Summit
[Mt Whitney] | California |
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