Wheeler Peak massif

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Wheeler Peak massif is a prominent mountain complex in Great Basin National Park, Nevada, known for its high alpine terrain, ancient bristlecone pines, and the nearby Lehman Caves.

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Wheeler Peak massif canonical 1
Wheeler Peak summit area 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain massif
hasClimate alpine climate
hasEcosystem alpine tundra
montane forest
subalpine zone
hasFeature alpine lakes
glacial cirques
high alpine terrain
subalpine forests
hasGeology limestone
metamorphic rock
quartzite
hasGlacierRemnant Wheeler Peak Glacier
hasHighestPointElevation about 13065 feet
about 3982 meters
hasNearbyAttraction Lehman Caves
Wheeler Peak Campground
Wheeler Peak Scenic Drive
hasPeak Bald Mountain
Jeff Davis Peak
Wheeler Peak
hasRecreationActivity backpacking
photography
wildlife viewing
hasTrail Alpine Lakes Loop Trail
Bristlecone Trail
Wheeler Peak Summit Trail
linked to: Wheeler Peak Trail
hasVegetation Great Basin bristlecone pine
linked to: Bristlecone pine

limber pine
subalpine fir
hasViewOf Great Basin Desert
Snake Valley
isManagedBy United States National Park Service
isNamedAfter George Wheeler
isPopularFor hiking
mountaineering
scenic driving
stargazing
isWithinProtectedArea Great Basin National Park
locatedIn Great Basin National Park
Nevada
United States
White Pine County, Nevada
partOf Snake Range

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Wheeler Peak Trail locatedOn Wheeler Peak massif
Bull-of-the-Woods Trail providesAccessTo Wheeler Peak summit area
linked to: Wheeler Peak massif