Mount Langley

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Mount Langley is a prominent high-elevation peak in the Sierra Nevada of California, known as one of the state's notable fourteen-thousand-foot mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fourteener
mountain
accessRoute Cottonwood Lakes trailhead
New Army Pass
Old Army Pass
climbingDifficulty non-technical via standard route
country United States
elevation approximately 14,032 feet
approximately 4,278 meters
feature broad summit plateau
granite terrain
isPartOf Inyo National Forest
Sequoia National Park vicinity
knownFor backpacking and hiking access
being one of California’s fourteen-thousand-foot peaks
listing California fourteeners
locatedIn California
Sierra Nevada
United States
mountainRange Sierra Nevada
nearestTown Lone Pine, California
notableFeature high-elevation peak
one of the southernmost California fourteeners
prominence over 1,000 feet
protectedArea Inyo National Forest
John Muir Wilderness vicinity
region eastern Sierra Nevada
relativeLocation near the crest of the Sierra Nevada
south of Mount Whitney
standardRoute hike from Cottonwood Lakes via New Army Pass
state California
topographicMap USGS Mount Langley quadrangle

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Fourteeners of California hasPeak Mount Langley
Lone Pine hasNearbyMountain Mount Langley
Sierra Crest contains Mount Langley
Mount Corcoran isNear Mount Langley