Black Buttes area

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The Black Buttes area is a glaciated volcanic ridge near Mount Baker in Washington’s North Cascades, commonly used as a high camp and staging area for climbers.

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Black Buttes area canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf climbing area
geographic feature
mountain area
accessedFrom Mount Baker Highway (Washington State Route 542)
linked to: Mount Baker Highway
climate alpine climate
country United States
county Whatcom County
hasActivity alpine climbing
ski mountaineering
hasGeologicalForm glaciated volcanic ridge
hasHazard avalanches
crevasses
rockfall
hasNearbyGlacier Coleman Glacier
Deming Glacier
Thunder Glacier
locatedIn North Cascades
United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington

Whatcom County, Washington
linked to: Whatcom County
mountainRange North Cascades
near Mount Baker
partOf Mount Baker volcanic field
state Washington
typicalUseSeason late spring
summer
usedFor glacier travel practice
high camp for climbers
mountaineering
staging area for Mount Baker ascents

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Coleman–Deming route commonCampLocation Black Buttes area