Old Hyndman Peak, Mountain summit in Pioneer Mountains, Idaho, US
Old Hyndman Peak is a mountain summit in the Pioneer Mountains reaching approximately 11,775 feet with multiple climbing routes that vary in difficulty. The paths cross through steep rock sections and loose talus fields that require careful foot placement and stamina.
The mountain was named after John Hyndman, an early explorer who helped map the Pioneer Mountains region in Idaho. His work contributed to documenting this remote area of the American West.
Mountain climbers regularly document their ascents of Old Hyndman Peak in the Idaho Climbing Guide, sharing technical details about various routes and conditions.
Access to this summit follows East Fork Road toward Triumph and then continues on rough dirt roads to reach Hyndman Creek trailhead. Visitors should carry maps or use GPS navigation and be prepared for challenging terrain conditions.
The Travis Michaelis Memorial Route offers eight technically demanding pitches that include vertical ice sections and specialized dry climbing techniques. This challenging line attracts climbers seeking advanced skill challenges on the mountain.
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