Johannesburg Mountain

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Johannesburg Mountain is a dramatic, steep-walled peak in Washington State’s North Cascades, known for its towering relief, rugged glaciers, and prominence in views from the Cascade Pass area.

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Johannesburg Mountain canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
peak
climate marine west coast climate
climbingType alpine climbing
technical mountaineering
country United States
drainage Cascade River NERFINISHED
elevation 8200 ft
approximately 2499 m
firstAscent 1938
firstAscentBy Fred Beckey
Lyman Boyer NERFINISHED
Wes Grande
geology metamorphic rock
hasFeature complex buttresses
hanging cirques
steep gullies
hasGlacier Hanging glaciers
Johannesburg Glacier
hasNorthFace over 5000 ft of relief above Cascade River valley
hazard avalanches
icefall
rockfall
locatedIn North Cascades
Skagit County, Washington
linked to: Skagit County

Washington
mountainRange North Cascades
namedAfter Johannesburg, South Africa
near Cascade Pass
Eldorado Peak
Sahale Mountain
notableFor dramatic north face
large vertical rise above Cascade River valley
steep relief
notableViewpointFor Cascade Pass area visitors
overlooks Cascade River Road
parentPeak Magic Mountain
partOf North Cascades National Park complex
prominence approximately 800 ft
recreation alpine photography
mountaineering
region Pacific Northwest
topographicMap USGS Cascade Pass
visibleFrom Cascade Pass
Sahale Arm
within Cascade Range
Mount Baker–Snoqualmie National Forest
Stephen Mather Wilderness

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Cascade Pass hasViewOf Johannesburg Mountain
Sahale Mountain offersViewOf Johannesburg Mountain
Sahale Arm hasViewOf Johannesburg Mountain
Sahale Glacier Camp hasViewOf Johannesburg Mountain
Cascade Pass Trail offersViewOf Johannesburg Mountain