Begguya

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Begguya is an imposing peak in the Alaska Range, known to climbers as Mount Hunter, one of the prominent mountains near Denali.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
alsoKnownAs Mount Hunter
Mt. Hunter
linked to: Mount Hunter
climbingType alpine climbing
ice climbing
mixed climbing
drainage Susitna River basin
linked to: Susitna River
elevation 14573 ft
4442 m
faces Ruth Glacier
firstAscentParty Alaskan and European climbers (historical expedition)
firstAscentYear 1903
hasClimbingSeason early summer
late spring
hasGlacialSurroundings true
hasNotableRoute Bibler-Klewin route
Moonflower Buttress
North Buttress
West Ridge
hasSummit North Summit
South Summit
West Summit
hasSummitCount three main summits
hazard avalanches
serac fall
severe storms
highestSummit South Summit
isPopularWith experienced alpinists
knownFor difficult weather conditions
prominent profile on the south side of Denali
steep technical climbing routes
locatedIn Alaska
Denali National Park and Preserve
locatedInCountry United States
locatedInMountainRange Alaska Range
locatedNear Denali
Mount Foraker
mapLabel Mount Hunter
partOf Alaska Range alpine climbing area
linked to: Alaska Range
prominence 1340 m
4400 ft
rankInAlaskaRangeByElevation third-highest peak
region Interior Alaska
relativeLocationToAnchorage northwest of Anchorage
relativeLocationToDenali south of Denali
topographicIsolation approximately 13 km

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