History of Bashful Peak

So named in 1958 by members of the Mountaineering Club of Alaska because "it is often hidden by other peaks, ridges, or clouds."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Bashful Peak

Wolf Point,

Wall Street Glacier, Thunder Glacier, Emerald Glacier, Eagle Glacier, Eklutna Glacier, Glacier G210932E61081N, Glacier G210956E61100N, Glacier G210956E61225N, Glacier G211005E61163N, Glacier G211015E61158N, Hunter Creek Glacier, West Branch Eklutna Glacier, Whiteout Glacier,

Lake George, Barbel Lake, Finger Lakes,

Baleful Peak, Bashful Peak, Mount Beelzebub, Bellicose Peak, Benign Peak, Bold Peak, Hut Peak, Knik Mountain, The Mitre, Moonlight Mountain, Mount Palmer, Peril Peak, Pioneer Peak, Mount Rumble, Sunlight Mountain, Wedding Knoll, Whiteout Peak,

Blackout Pass, Whiteout Pass,

Antarctic View Peak, Bees Heaven Peak, Benevolent Peak, Big Timber Peak, Bleak Peak, Booty Peak, Bounty Peak, Bright Peak, Bunting Peak, Devils Club Peak, Devils Mistress, Finch Peak, Fissle Peak, Hale-Bopp Peak, Hat Trick Mountain, Hunters Peak, Icicle Peak, Insignificant Peak, Mountaineers Peak, Ovis Peak, Pass Out Peak, Pellet Point, Peters Peak, Polar Peak, Rosy Peak, Saghala Point, Salt Peak, Shaker Peak, Siwash Peak, South Pioneer Peak, The Watchman, Transcendence Peak, Troublesome Peak, Vertigo Peak, White Lice Mountain, Yudikench Peak,

Big Timber Creek, Bodenburg Creek, Friday Creek, Hunter Creek, Jim Creek, Palmer Creek,

Bold Ridge Trail, East Fork Eklutna River Trail, Eklutna Lakeside Trail, Yuditna Cabin Access Trail, Yuditna Cabin Trail,