The southeast ridge of Buck Mountain rises from the saddle between the mountain and Static Peak. The route crosses over a bowl where Timberline Lake resides. An ice axe will be needed to cross this section in snow and ice conditions. To reach the saddle, climb through a couloir up to the ridge. Follow the ridge to the summit, with a tower ascent along the route. This is a great climb on good rock, offering an alternative to the standard East Face or East Ridge route.

This route climbs the Northeast Face to the top of the beautiful Prospectors Mountain, the highest mountain in the Grand Teton National Park that is south of Death Canyon. Beginning near Phelps Lake, the route begins through Death Canyon to the north side of the mountain. The route then begins to ascend up the technical climb of exposed crystalline rock to a view of the gorgeous Rimrock Lake and then up to the summit.

Located in the Teton Range in Grand Teton National Park, Static Peak stands at over 11,000 feet. This route follows a network of trails, with the first leading into Death Canyon. From the canyon, the route connects with the Alaska Basin Trail on the Static Peak Divide section. Static Peak Divide is the highest altitude mountain pass along any maintained trail in Grand Teton National Park. The trail leads almost to the top of Static Peak, where the route continues to follow the saddle up to the summit of Static Peak.

Rising 1300 feet from the shores of Snowdrift Lake, Veiled Peak is located in Grand Teton National Park and has a beautiful view of Mt Wister from the top. The ascent begins near Taggart Lake and leads along Glacier Gulch Trail to the southern base of Veiled Peak. The climb is along the Southeast Flank and is a straightforward scramble, staying clear of the nearby ridges which are technical climbs, that then leads to the summit.

Nestled among the peaks of the central Teton Range, Mt Wister is in a beautiful canyon off the beaten path, thus providing a serene climbing experience. This climb is up the north face of the mountain along the east chimney. To get to the base of the mountain, the route begins at Taggart Lake Trailhead and heads into Avalanche Canyon. A nice camping location is near the base of the mountain at Lake Taminah. From the lake, you will need to cross a section of glacier to get to the base of the climb. Begin the climb up the chimney by using a ledge to gain access. Three pitches lead to the upper and more difficult section. Climb the first pitch of the upper section on the either wall, pass a small bulge and then go up into the chimney. The next pitch climb behind a large chockstone.The third pitch can be stemmed over on the outside. At this point, you could scramble up to the east ridge and toward the summit. The climb is well-protected.

On the eastern margin of the Teton Range, the small Shadow Peak is not often climbed and is located in a wild and beautiful location that is not highly travelled. The route begins along Taggart Lake Trail and leads into the canyon east of the lake. Scrambling up a couloir on the south face, the route leads to the east ridge. To reach the summit, scramble along the east ridge. Views of the canyon and nearby Tetons are breathtaking.

Named after the famous author, Owen Wister, Mt Wister is not frequently climbed, but does provide impressive views of Buck Mountain and Garnet Canyon. This route up the northeast couloir is the most straightforward method that leads to the summit. Before Lake Taminah, you'll cross over the outlet stream and onto the glaciated ledge. After ascending the loose talus and scree slope, climb through the broad couloir on the east ridge. Scramble up the left edge of the ridge to the summit. An ice axe is necessary, especially in early and mid-season.

Named for Horace M. Albright, the second director of the National Park Service, Albright Peak is located in the Teton Range, Grand Teton National Park. This is a fairly straightforward climb to the summit and follows the southwest saddle entirely to the top. The views at the top are gorgeous of the surrounding Tetons and beautiful national park.

Beginning near Phelps Lake and then going through the majestic Death Canyon, this route is a scramble to the top of Mount Meek, located in Grand Teton National Park. The Death Canyon Trail leads to Teton Crest Trail and heads up the eastern side of the mountain directly to the summit. The views are astounding in this gorgeous location.