Gannett Peak Bench Mark Medallion

Gannett Peak, rising to 13,804 feet, stands proudly in the Wind River Range and is known for its remote and challenging terrain. With a 40-mile round trip, nearly all on snow and ice, summiting this peak is a testament to an adventurer’s skill and determination. Named in 1906 after Henry Gannett, a renowned mapmaker for the Hayden Survey, this formidable mountain embodies the spirit of exploration and discovery.

This Gannett Peak Bench Mark Medallion captures the essence of Gannett Peak’s rugged beauty and storied history. It features a felt backing and comes with a soft fleece pouch, ensuring its protection and easy display. The medallion is packaged in a clear vinyl box, making it a ready-to-gift item for any occasion.

Gannett Peak is renowned for its five glaciers, the largest in the American Rocky Mountains, and its remote location on the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. Climbing Gannett is considered one of America’s premier wilderness mountaineering trips, reserved for strong and experienced climbers. The journey involves navigating high altitudes, treacherous glaciers, and unpredictable weather, with the peak best climbed in July, August, and early September.

Honor the spirit of adventure and the breathtaking challenge of Gannett Peak with this finely crafted bench mark medallion. It's a perfect memento for those who have braved the summit or those who dream of the climb.