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Peaks with Most Ascents Using a Rope

Rank	Peak	Ascents	Elev-M	Location	Prom-M	Range (Level 3)
1.	Mount Rainier	369	4392	USA-WA	4026	Cascade Range
2.	Mount Baker	148	3286	USA-WA	2686	Cascade Range
3.	Mount Hood	129	3426	USA-OR	2349	Cascade Range
4.	The Tooth	89	1708	USA-WA	74	Cascade Range
5.	Mount Shuksan	65	2783	USA-WA	1344	Cascade Range
6.	Grand Teton	59	4197	USA-WY	1990	Greater Yellowstone Rockies
7.	Ingalls Peak	58	2335	USA-WA	372	Cascade Range
8.	South Early Winter Spire	51	2380	USA-WA	198	Cascade Range
9.	Glacier Peak	45	3206	USA-WA	2285	Cascade Range
9.	Unicorn Peak	45	2125	USA-WA	638	Cascade Range
11.	Mont Blanc	43	4810	France/Italy	4697	Western Alps
12.	Mount Shasta	42	4317	USA-CA	2976	Cascade Range
13.	Sahale Peak	40	2646	USA-WA	25	Cascade Range
13.	Mount Olympus	40	2429	USA-WA	2389	Northwest U.S. Coast Ranges
15.	Mount McKinley	39	6194	USA-AK	6144	Alaska Range
16.	Mount Whitney	38	4418	USA-CA	3071	Sierra Nevada
16.	Liberty Bell Mountain	38	2353	USA-WA	61	Cascade Range
18.	Eldorado Peak	37	2703	USA-WA	667	Cascade Range
19.	Volcán Cotopaxi	36	5897	Ecuador	2404	Ecuador Andes
20.	The Castle	33	1963	USA-WA	61	Cascade Range
21.	Little Tahoma	31	3395	USA-WA	249	Cascade Range
22.	Granite Peak	30	3901	USA-MT	1450	Greater Yellowstone Rockies
22.	Mount Washington	30	2376	USA-OR	779	Cascade Range
24.	Half Dome	29	2694	USA-CA	414	Sierra Nevada
25.	Pico de Orizaba	28	5636	Mexico-Pue/Ver	4922	Cordillera Neovolcanica

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List Description

This list, like all the other "Usage" lists, will change over time as ascents are entered into the Peakbagger.com database. This list is automatically recalculated once a day, so a completion of all these peaks is a moving target that may be frustrating for a climber.

This list shows, for each peak, the number or ascents where the "Rope" gear check-box was checked for an ascent. Of all the gear/route icons, this one seemed to be the most indicative of challenging climbing, since it could be used for rock, snow, ice, and glacier routes. Of course, not all registered users of Peakbagger.com use the gear icons when entering data, so this list is not statistically sound. But this list does give some indication of popular peaks that involve some technical climbing.

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