Mount Wilson

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Mount Wilson is one of the prominent high peaks in southwestern Colorado, known for its rugged terrain and challenging alpine climbing routes.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Mount Wilson canonical 8
USGS Mount Wilson 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fourteener
mountain
A.D.WilsonRole topographer with the Hayden Survey
climbingSeason late spring to early fall
drainage Dolores River watershed
elevation 14017 ft
4287 m
firstAscentYear 1874
hasClimbingRouteType alpine climbing
scrambling
snow climbing
hasGlacialFeature permanent snowfields
hasHazard avalanches
exposure
rockfall
hasNeighbor El Diente Peak
Gladstone Peak
Wilson Peak
hasNotableFeature exposed ridges
rugged terrain
steep faces
hasSummitType rocky summit
isConsidered technically challenging fourteener
isOneOf Colorado fourteeners
isPartOf Wilson Group
isPopularFor backcountry skiing
mountaineering
technical climbing
liesWithin Uncompahgre National Forest
locatedIn Colorado
San Miguel County, Colorado
United States of America
surface form: United States
mountainRange San Miguel Mountains
namedAfter A. D. Wilson
nearestTown Rico, Colorado
Telluride, Colorado
parentPeak Uncompahgre Peak
partOf Rocky Mountains
San Juan Mountains
prominence 1037 m
3403 ft
standardRoute North Slopes route
standardRouteDifficulty Class 3
stateRankByElevation 16th-highest peak in Colorado
topographicIsolation 6.9 km
USGSTopoMap Dolores Peak
winterAscent requires technical skills

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

San Juan Mountains contains Mount Wilson
Colorado fourteeners notablePeak Mount Wilson
Lizard Head Wilderness hasPeak Mount Wilson
Wilson Peak parentPeak Mount Wilson
Wilson Peak liesWestOf Mount Wilson
El Diente Peak connectedTo Mount Wilson
El Diente Peak hasParentPeak Mount Wilson
El Diente Peak topographicMap Mount Wilson
this entity surface form: USGS Mount Wilson
El Diente Peak hasViewOf Mount Wilson