Gore Range

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The Gore Range is a rugged mountain range in north-central Colorado known for its dramatic peaks, alpine lakes, and extensive backcountry hiking and climbing opportunities.

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Gore Range canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
contains Eagles Nest Wilderness
alpine tundra ecosystems
cirque basins
glacially carved valleys
numerous small glaciers or permanent snowfields
subalpine forests
country United States
drainageTo Blue River
Colorado River basin
Eagle River
extendsFrom near Silverthorne, Colorado
extendsTo near Vail, Colorado
geology predominantly Precambrian metamorphic and igneous rocks
hasFeature remote basins
sharp ridgelines
steep couloirs
hasPeak Eagles Nest (Gore Range)
linked to: Eagles Nest (peak)

Mount Powell (Gore Range)
linked to: Mount Powell

Mount Silverthorne
Peak C (Gore Range)
Peak L (Gore Range)
Peak Q (Gore Range)
linked to: Peak C (Gore Range)
highestElevation about 13,566 feet
about 4,135 meters
highestPoint Mount Powell (Gore Range)
linked to: Mount Powell
knownFor alpine lakes
backcountry climbing
backcountry hiking
dramatic peaks
limited trail development
relative remoteness
rugged terrain
locatedIn Colorado
Eagle County, Colorado
Grand County, Colorado
Summit County, Colorado
locatedInRegion north-central Colorado
managedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
mountainSystem Southern Rocky Mountains
namedAfter Sir St. George Gore
partOf Rocky Mountains
popularFor backpacking
hiking
mountaineering
rock climbing
ski mountaineering
protectedAreaWithin Eagles Nest Wilderness
timeZone Mountain Time Zone

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