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Mt Rainier in WA, 4,392m (14,410 ft). It's a beautiful mountain, climb it while it still has good glaciers. I've done it twice, and it's among some of the climbs I like most. I am interested in hitting some of the California mountains and some in South America too, though the latter might have to happen when I have more free time.
Sounds great! In south america, I can thoroughly recommend the Chachani near Arequipa in Peru. Back in the day Zarate was the best guide service. A bit more expensive than the rest but clearly more qualified.