USGS Collection

Hang your favorite peak zipper pull on your favorite jacket or backpack. Every time you use it you will remember the incredible experience you had climbing to the top of that mountain.Features:•Replica of USGS markers•Size: .875" diameter•Weight: .5oz

Show off some of the peaks you have summited with these USGS bench marker hat pin. Pin them on your backpack, hat or pin it on your scouting uniform to let everyone know the incredible peaks your have summited at Philmont.Features:•Replica of USGS...

Show off some of the peaks you have summited with these USGS bench marker stickers. Stick them on your Nalgene, car or computer to let everyone know the incredible peaks your have summited.Features:•Replica of USGS markers•Size: 2.75" diameter

Show off some of the peaks you have summited with these USGS bench marker hiking medallion. Tack it on your hiking staff and let everyone know the incredible peaks your have summited at Philmont everywhere you hike.Features:•Replica of USGS markers•Size:...

U.S. Geological Survey bench marker locations at Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, New Mexico.U.S. Geological Survey bench markers are 3.5" circular

Show off some of the peaks you have summited with these USGS bench marker ornament. Hang it on your tree and let everyone know the incredible peaks your have summited at Philmont with this ornament.Features:•Replica of USGS markers•Size: 2"...

Have you summited Trail Peak? Rising 10,250ft above sea level, there are still remnants of the Liberator 41-1133 plane crash in 1942. See a piece of history and look for the U.S. Geological Survey marker, like this one, that can be found at the top of...

Have you summited Mt. Phillips? Rising 11,736ft above sea level, and named after the benefactor, Waite Phillips, it is the second tallest peak on Philmont Scout Ranch. If you've been up Mt. Phillips you may have seen something similar to this. A U.S...

Have you summited Hart Peak? Rising just 7,975ft above sea level, Hart peak has expansive views of Philmont's northern country. If you've been up Hart Peak you may have seen something similar to this. A U.S. Geological Survey marker can be found at the...

Have you summited Black Mountain? One of the most difficult climbs on Philmont, Black Mountain rises 10,889ft above sea level; while not the tallest peak it is one of the most grueling. If you have made it to the summit you may have seen something just...