1. Popocatepetl (17,887 feet, central Mexico)
2. Ixtaccihuatl - previously successful (17,343 feet, central Mexico)
3. Picacho del Diablo - later successful (10,154 feet, Baja California)
4. Serkhe Khollu (18,000+ feet, Bolivia)
5. Mont Blanc (15,771 feet, France/Italy - European highpoint)
6. Mount Elbrus (18,484 feet, Caucasus Mountains - greater Europe highpoint)
7. unnamed nunatak in Saint Elias Range of Alaska / Yukon Territory
8. Mount Shasta - later successful (twice - 14,162 feet, northern California)
9. Glacier Peak - later successful (10,520+ feet, Snohomish County highpoint, Washington state)
10. Granite Peak - later successful (12,799 feet, Montana state highpoint)
11. Mount Massive - later successful (14,421 feet, central Colorado)
12. Hualapai Peak - later successful (Mohave County highpoint, Arizona)
13. Black Mesa - later successful (Navajo County highpoint, Arizona)
14. Cobb Mtn - later successful (enroute to Sonoma County highpoint, N California)
15. San Gorgonio - later successful (11,499 feet, southern California highpoint)
16. Avawatz Range highpoint - later successful (southern California)
17. Mother Grundy Peak (twice - southern California)
18. unnamed some one mile southeast of Mother Grundy Peak (southern California)
19. Organ Needle - successful the next day (8,980+ feet, Doña Ana County highpoint, New Mexico)
20. Cerro la Sandia (1,800-1,820 meters (5,905+ feet), Baja Norte, Mexico)   read story
21. Lavender Peak - later successful (13,240 feet (?), possible Montezuma County highpoint, Colorado)   read story
22. Pala Mountain (2,140+ feet, San Diego County, southern California)   read story
23. Liebre Mountain - later successful (5,783 feet, southern California)   read story
24. Cerro Jajuya (1,310+ meters, Puerto Rico)   read story
25. Vermilion Peak - later successful (13,894 feet, San Juan County highpoint, Colorado)   read story
26. north of Animas Peak (8,531 feet, New Mexico)   read story
27. north summit of Dos Cabezas Peaks (8,354 feet, Arizona)   read story
28. Diamond Peak - later successful (6,379 feet, possible Garfield County HP, Washington)   read story
29. Cerro Santa Isabela (1,900 meters, Baja Norte, Mexico)   read story
30. Sierra La Asamblea Range highpoint (1,660-1,680 meters, Baja Norte, Mexico)   read story
31. Nielson BM (2,420+ feet, Riverside County, California)   read story
32. Gunung Raung (10,932 feet, east Java, Indonesia)   read story
33. Gunung Marapi (9,485 feet, Sumatra, Indonesia)   read story
34. Mount Olympus - later successful (7,969 feet, Jefferson County highpoint, Washington)   read story
35. Arc Dome - later successful (11,773 feet, Nevada)   read story
36. Cotacachi (16,220 feet, Ecuador)   read story
37. Chimborazo (20,561 feet, Ecuador)   read story
38. Mount Douglas - successful next day (11,282 feet, Montana)   read story
39. Mount Stone - later successful (6,612 feet, Mason County highpoint, Washington)   read story
40. "Wynoochee Point" - later successful (4,880+ feet, Grays Harbor County highpoint, Washington)   read story
41. Red Mountain - later successful (9,411 feet, Lewis & Clark County, Montana HP)   read story
42. Big Jay - later successful (3,786 feet, Franklin County, Vermont HP)   read story
43. Callejón Cañapa (5,900 meters, Bolivia)   read story
44. Ojos del Salado (6,893 meters, Chile)   read story
45. Mount McKinley / Denali (twice - 20,320 feet; Alaska, USA and North America HP)   read story
46. unnamed - later successful (9,439 feet, Idaho County, Idaho HP)   read story
47. Round Mountain (5,320+ feet, Washington 4,000+ foot prominence)   read story
48. South Maroon Peak (14,156 feet, Colorado 2,000 foot prominence list and "Fourteener")   read story
49. Volcán Llaima - later successful (3,125 m, Chile ultra prominence list)   read story
50. Morey Peak (10,246 feet, Nevada 2,000 foot prominence list)   read story
51. Cuyamaca Peak - previously successful 9 times (6,512 feet, San Diego County)   read story