Cirque of the Towers

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Cirque of the Towers is a dramatic granite cirque and world-renowned rock climbing and backpacking destination in Wyoming’s Wind River Range.

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Cirque of the Towers canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf climbing area
granite cirque
hiking destination
mountain landform
accessTrailhead Big Sandy Trailhead
containsFeature Block Tower
Jackass Pass
Lizard Head Peak (Wyoming)
Lonesome Lake (Wyoming)
Mitchell Peak (Wyoming)
Overhanging Tower
Pingora Peak
Pylon Peak
Shark's Nose
Warbonnet Peak
Wolf's Head
country United States of America
drainage Popo Agie River watershed
linked to: Popo Agie River
hasActivity backpacking
fishing
rock climbing
scrambling
wilderness camping
hasClimbingStyle alpine rock climbing
multi-pitch climbing
traditional climbing
hasHazard afternoon thunderstorms
altitude sickness
rockfall
snow and ice conditions
locatedIn Rocky Mountains
Wind River Range
Wyoming
locatedInProtectedArea Bridger Wilderness
Bridger-Teton National Forest
nearestTown Pinedale, Wyoming
notableFor alpine scenery
backpacking
granite spires
rock climbing
partOf Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
primaryRockType granite
region western Wyoming
typicalApproachDistance approximately 8 miles one way from Big Sandy Trailhead
typicalSeason early fall
summer
wildernessRegulations camping and fire restrictions apply

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Wind River Range contains Cirque of the Towers
Titcomb Basin hasNotableNearbyPeak Cirque of the Towers
Big Sandy River accessTo Cirque of the Towers