Mount Terror

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Mount Terror is a prominent, rugged peak in Washington State’s North Cascades, known for its challenging alpine climbing and dramatic glaciated terrain.

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Mount Terror canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
peak
accessedVia Goodell Creek
Terror Basin
climate marine west coast climate
climbingType alpine climbing
rock climbing
country United States
county Whatcom County
difficultyRating technical mountaineering objective
elevation 2600 meters
approximately 8530 feet
firstAscentBy Herbert Strandberg
William Degenhardt
firstAscentYear 1932
hasFeature complex ridgelines
steep north face
hasGlacier Terror Glacier
hasTerrain glaciated
rugged
hazard crevasses
rockfall
steep snow and ice
isGlaciated true
isPopularWith experienced alpinists
isRemote true
knownFor challenging alpine climbing
remote mountaineering
technical rock routes
locatedIn North America
North Cascades
United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington
mountainRange North Cascades
nearestMajorTown Newhalem, Washington
parentRange Cascade Range
partOf Picket Range
prominence about 600 feet
region Pacific Northwest
relativeLocation north of the Skagit River valley
southern part of the Picket Range
state Washington
topographicMap USGS Mount Challenger
withinProtectedArea North Cascades National Park

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Picket Range contains Mount Terror
Mount Degenhardt neighboringPeak Mount Terror
Northern Pickets hasPeak Mount Terror
Big Beaver Creek hasNearbyPeak Mount Terror