Archives

Hundred Peaks Management Committee
Bylaws of the Hundred Peaks Section
Policies and Procedures of the Hundred Peaks Section
Management Committee Officers and Appointees

Trip Archives
These archives are taken from the pages of the Hundred Peaks Section's newsletter, the Lookout. They are a great resource for planning future trips to HPS peaks.

Back issues of the Lookout
Incomplete but covering many years.

Emblems
Hundred Peaks Section Emblems & Recognition of Accomplishment

Awards
A list of honors awarded to our members both past and present. This includes Chapter level awards.

Acknowledgements
Contributors and Donors Thank you to the many contributors and donors who have made the HPS websites, new and old, what they are.

Route Origins
Early HPS trail guides were handwritten, then typed, mimeographed and passed hand to hand. Over time the Section began approving official routes, scouted by leaders and approved by the Management Committee. Learn more about the many people who developed these routes.

Historic HPS Peaks
Peaks that have been removed from the list over the years

Historic Maps
HPS is over fifty years old. Here is a collection of maps developed by Brent Washburne and digitized by Wolf Leverich showing our routes from the 1990s.

Summit signatures
Learn about the origin of HPS hiking routes and the leaders who created them.

Lower Peaks Committee
Learn more about our sister group, the Lower Peaks Committee, and their list of peaks below 5000’.

Peak Registers
Still under development, but meanwhile enjoy these:

• Bohna Peak, 1977-1996 (2.3 meg PDF file)
• Peak Mountain, 1985-1991 (individual images)
• Tecuya Mountain, 1982-1993 (individual images)
• Old Man Mountain, 1979-1990 (individual images)
• Cuyama Peak, 1992-2002
• McPherson Peak, 2001-2002
• Liebre Mountain, 2002

Mountains of Southern California
This is the July 1946 list of mountain summits published by Weldon Heald to facilitate his 100 Peaks Game. This document was one of our first HPS Peak Lists! It is presented here in its original format as it appeared on three type-written pages. This document was provided by our late member, R.S. Fink, who was our first list finisher less than four years after this list was published.

Lists of Peaks
1978      1979      1983      1986      1988      1989      1993      1995      2009      2010      2011      2017

Retired Peak Guides
Here are the older versions of our peak guides, preserved for historical interest. The current versions can be accessed by selecting "Climbing Guides" from the menu to the left.

Summit Signatures
A Lookout article explaining the sources of our peak names, which were published in a series of articles from our newsletter. You can find the peak name origins on each peak’s page, and all together in this document.