Ancient Art in Utah South Six Shooter in Utah Nevado Tolima in Colombia Antisana in Ecuador Puccacaca in Peru North Face Romsdalshorn in Norway Steger Route on the First Sella Tower in the Dolomites/Italy Chhukhung in Nepal (for the views; the peak itself is just a scramble) Mt. Meru in Tanzania (because of the wildlife) Gunung Leasur on Sumatra in Indonesia (because of the scenery and wildlife)
My personal list will be limited by the fact that I am neither an alpine climber or a technical rock climber or canyoneer, but a hiker mostly who is stretched at any scrambling beyond class 3. But I enjoy a good stretching of my abilities – and not just distance or climbing skill – but also in planning and getting to the start of the ascent and route finding along the way. That the ascent be wild and uncrowded is assumed.
For Mountains – Physical Challenge (For me) Banner Peak (First real mountain) Mount Tukuhnikivatz Fern’s Nipple Manly Beacon Higher Catedral Rock
Mountains - Research Challenge Cloud Splitter Sleeping Giant (Ontario)
Mountains – Winter Snowshoe Challenge Hogback Mountain Mount Trudee
Canyon Hikes Zion Narrows Kadunce Canyon Indian Canyon