North Palisade

E34771

mountain peak

North Palisade is one of the highest and most prominent peaks in California’s Sierra Nevada, renowned among mountaineers for its rugged alpine terrain and challenging climbing routes.

Aliases (1)

USGS North Palisade ×1

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	mountain → peak →
accessTrailhead	Glacier Lodge trailhead → South Fork Kings River trailheads →
climbingSeason	early fall → summer →
climbingType	alpine climbing →
continent	North America →
coordinates	37.1039°N 118.5193°W →
country	United States →
drainage	Kings River watershed → Owens River watershed →
easiestRoute	Class 3 scramble →
elevation	14348 ft → 4372 m →
firstAscentBy	C. Leonard Wilson → James S. Hutchinson → Joseph N. LeConte →
firstAscentDate	1903-07-25 →
firstAscentRoute	Southwest Chute →
geologicProvince	Sierra Nevada Batholith →
hasGlacier	Palisade Glacier →
listing	Fourteeners of California → Sierra Peaks Section →
locatedIn	Fresno County, California NERFINISHED → Inyo County, California →
mountainRange	Sierra Nevada →
nationalPark	Kings Canyon National Park →
nearbyPeak	Polemonium Peak → Starlight Peak → Thunderbolt Peak →
notableFeature	highly prominent peak in California → one of the highest peaks in the Sierra Nevada → rugged alpine terrain →
notableFor	challenging climbing routes →
parentPeak	Mountarl Whitney →
partOf	Palisades (Sierra Nevada) →
prominence	2331 ft → 711 m →
region	eastern California →
ridge	Sierra Crest →
rockType	granite →
state	California →
topographicMap	USGS North Palisade →
wildernessArea	John Muir Wilderness →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Kings Canyon National Park →	hasHighestPoint
North Palisade ("USGS North Palisade") →	topographicMap