Ritter Range

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The Ritter Range is a rugged subrange of California's Sierra Nevada known for its dramatic granite peaks, alpine lakes, and popular backcountry hiking and climbing routes.

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Ritter Range canonical 4
Ritter Range region 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
subrange of the Sierra Nevada
accessPoint Agnew Meadows
Devils Postpile area
climate alpine climate
country United States
crossedByTrail John Muir Trail (nearby)
linked to: John Muir Trail

Pacific Crest Trail (nearby)
linked to: Pacific Crest Trail
drainage San Joaquin River watershed
ecosystem alpine tundra
subalpine forest
flora lodgepole pine
whitebark pine
geology granite
metamorphic rock
hasFeature cirque basins
glacially carved valleys
high alpine passes
permanent snowfields
hasLake Ediza Lake NERFINISHED
Garnet Lake NERFINISHED
Thousand Island Lake
highestPoint Mount Ritter
knownFor alpine lakes
backcountry hiking
dramatic granite peaks
mountaineering
rugged terrain
technical rock climbing
locatedIn Ansel Adams Wilderness
California
Madera County, California
Sierra Nevada
locatedInProtectedArea Inyo National Forest
Sierra National Forest
mountainSystem Sierra Nevada
namedAfter Carl Ritter (indirectly via Mount Ritter)
nearestTown Mammoth Lakes, California
linked to: Mammoth Lakes area
notablePeak Banner Peak
Mount Ritter
The Minarets
linked to: Minarets
protectedArea Ansel Adams Wilderness
recreation backpacking
scrambling
ski mountaineering
region Eastern Sierra Nevada
linked to: Eastern Sierra
viewpoint Minaret Vista

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Mount Ritter subrange Ritter Range
Agnew Meadows hasViewOf Ritter Range
Mammoth Crest hasViewOf Ritter Range
Banner Peak partOf Ritter Range
Thousand Island Lake partOf Ritter Range region
linked to: Ritter Range