Goode Mountain

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Goode Mountain is a prominent, rugged peak in Washington State’s North Cascades, renowned among climbers for its remote location and challenging alpine routes.

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Goode Mountain canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain ⓘ
peak ⓘ
accessDifficulty remote and strenuous approach ⓘ
climbingSeason summer ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
county Chelan County ⓘ
drainage tributaries of the Skagit River ⓘ
tributaries of the Stehekin River ⓘ
elevation 2808 meters ⓘ
9219 feet ⓘ
firstAscentBy William Degenhardt ⓘ
Wolf Bauer ⓘ
firstAscentYear 1936 ⓘ
geologicProvince North Cascades crystalline core ⓘ
hasClimbingRouteType alpine rock climbing ⓘ
mixed snow and rock routes ⓘ
hasFeature sharp, jagged summit ridge ⓘ
steep north face ⓘ
hasGlacier Goode Glacier ⓘ
hasMap USGS Goode Mountain topographic map ⓘ
hasNotableRoute East Ridge ⓘ
Northeast Buttress ⓘ
hazard loose rock ⓘ
rapidly changing mountain weather ⓘ
steep snowfields ⓘ
isHighest highest peak in North Cascades National Park ⓘ
isKnownFor challenging alpine routes ⓘ
remote location ⓘ
rugged terrain ⓘ
isOneOf one of the highest non-volcanic peaks in Washington State ⓘ
isPartOf North Cascades National Park Complex ⓘ
isPopularWith experienced alpine climbers ⓘ
listing Washington 9000-foot peaks ⓘ
locatedIn North Cascades ⓘ
United States ⓘ
Washington State ⓘ
linked to: Washington
locatedInProtectedArea North Cascades National Park ⓘ
mountainRange Cascade Range ⓘ
namedAfter Richard Urquhart Goode ⓘ
namedBy topographers of the U.S. Geological Survey ⓘ
nearestTown Stehekin, Washington ⓘ
parentPeak Mount Logan (Washington) ⓘ
prominence about 3880 feet ⓘ
rockType metamorphic rock ⓘ
state Washington ⓘ
typicalApproach via Stehekin area and North Fork Bridge Creek ⓘ

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North Cascades → highestPoint → Goode Mountain ⓘ