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Glacier Peak

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United States · North America

Glacier Peak

Mountain United States North America
Range North American Cordillera Pacific Coast Ranges Cascade Range North Cascades Glacier Peak-North Stevens Pass Area Glacier Peak

Glacier Peak - the highest mountain in the Glacier Peak, Washington, United States. Elevation - 3 213 m (10,542 ft).
Coordinates - Latitude: 48.11123, Longitude: -121.11399.

Alternative names
Dahkobed, GJinh Glacier, Glacier Peak, Glejsher-Pik, Gunung Berapi Glacier Peak, Pic Glacier, Takobud, Takomed, ge la xi er feng, Đỉnh Glacier, Глейшер-Пик, 格拉西爾峰
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3 213 m
10,541 ft
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Glacier Peak
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United States · North America
Coordinates
48.111, -121.114
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Cool Glacier Route

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The Cool Glacier Route is one of the standard documented climbing lines on Glacier Peak. It is a glaciated alpine ascent with routefinding, crevasse travel, and seasonal snow conditions controlling difficulty. The route typically involves a long approach into remote terrain before reaching the glacier. Objective hazards include crevasses, snow bridges, and rockfall or icefall from surrounding slopes. Conditions can vary substantially with season and year, and late-summer travel may be more broken. It is generally treated as a serious mountaineering route rather than a hiking objective.
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Sitkum Glacier Route

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The Sitkum Glacier Route is a well-known established route on Glacier Peak. It is a classic glacier climb with a long wilderness approach and a substantial alpine objective. The route requires competence on snow and glacier terrain, including crevasse avoidance and efficient movement in exposed conditions. The upper mountain can present steep snow, broken ice, or mixed conditions depending on the season. Like other Glacier Peak routes, it is remote and can be affected by route changes from glacier recession. It is commonly climbed as a mountaineering objective rather than a simple hike.
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White Chuck Glacier Route

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The White Chuck Glacier Route is another documented alpine route to the summit of Glacier Peak. It is a glacier-and-snow ascent with the usual hazards of crevasses, unstable snow bridges, and changing seasonal conditions. The approach is long and remote, which adds to the seriousness of the climb. The route can require careful navigation around broken glacier terrain and upper-mountain snow features. It is a mountaineering route that demands glacier travel skills and comfort with self-arrest and rope travel. Conditions may vary enough that the exact line changes from year to year.
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Glacier Peak rises to 3,213 meters and is one of the most remote stratovolcanoes in Washington.

The mountain is heavily glaciated and requires long approaches through wilderness areas. Eruptive history adds to its geological importance.

Glacier Peak appeals to experienced mountaineers seeking isolation and serious alpine challenges.

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