Mount Helen

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Mount Helen is a prominent alpine peak in Wyoming’s Wind River Range, known for its rugged terrain and appeal to climbers and backpackers.

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Mount Helen canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine peak
mountain
accessedFrom Elkhart Park trailhead
accessedVia Titcomb Basin
climate alpine climate
country United States
county Fremont County, Wyoming
elevation 13520 ft
4120 m
hasActivity backcountry camping
multi-pitch climbing
scrambling
hasEcosystem alpine tundra
subalpine forest
hasNotableFeature exposed ridges
glacially carved cirques
snowfields
steep cliffs
hasTerrain alpine
rugged
hasWildlife bighorn sheep
black bears
mule deer
hazard rapid weather changes
rockfall
snow and ice conditions
steep terrain
isNorthOf Titcomb Basin
isPartOf Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
isRemote true
isSouthOf Gannett Peak
isWestOf Continental Divide
locatedIn United States
Wind River Range
Wyoming
locatedInNationalForest Bridger-Teton National Forest
locatedInProtectedArea Bridger Wilderness
mountainRange Wind River Range
nearestHigherNeighbor Gannett Peak
partOf Rocky Mountains
popularFor backpacking
mountaineering
rock climbing
technical climbing
prominence 920 ft
requires route-finding skills
wilderness travel experience
state Wyoming
topographicMap USGS Gannett Peak

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Wind River Range contains Mount Helen
Titcomb Basin hasNotableNearbyPeak Mount Helen