Wallowa Mountains

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The Wallowa Mountains are a rugged, glaciated mountain range in northeastern Oregon known for their dramatic peaks, alpine lakes, and popularity for hiking and backpacking.

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Label Occurrences
Wallowa Mountains canonical 4
Wallowa Mountains (western slopes) 1

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial lake
mountain peak
mountain peak
mountain range
wilderness area
climate alpine climate at higher elevations
contains Eagle Cap (peak) NERFINISHED
Eagle Cap Wilderness NERFINISHED
Matterhorn (Oregon) NERFINISHED
Wallowa Lake NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
elevation about 9838 feet
geologicalOrigin uplifted granitic batholith
hasGeologicalFeature U-shaped glacial valleys
cirques
moraines
steep granite peaks
highestPoint Sacajawea Peak NERFINISHED
knownFor alpine lakes
backpacking
dramatic peaks
glaciated valleys
hiking
horsepacking
rugged terrain
wilderness recreation
locatedIn Union County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Wallowa County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Wallowa Mountains NERFINISHED
northeastern Oregon
manages large portions of Wallowa Mountains
nearestTown Enterprise, Oregon NERFINISHED
Joseph, Oregon NERFINISHED
partOf Blue Mountains (Oregon) physiographic province NERFINISHED
Columbia Plateau region NERFINISHED
Wallowa–Whitman National Forest NERFINISHED
popularActivity backcountry camping
day hiking
fishing
horseback riding
mountain climbing
multi-day backpacking
vegetation alpine meadows
subalpine forests

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Blue Mountains contains Wallowa Mountains
subject surface form: Blue Mountains (Pacific Northwest)
eastern Oregon hasLandform Wallowa Mountains
subject surface form: Eastern Oregon
Union County, Oregon hasGeographyFeature Wallowa Mountains
this entity surface form: Wallowa Mountains (western slopes)
Imnaha River sourceLocation Wallowa Mountains
Imnaha River hasNearbyMountainRange Wallowa Mountains