Mount Thielsen

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Mount Thielsen is a sharply eroded, spire-like extinct volcano in the Oregon Cascades, noted for its dramatic peak and popular climbing routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extinct volcano
mountain
peak in the Cascade Range
stratovolcano
age Pleistocene
country United States of America
surface form: United States
easiestRoute scramble and short technical rock climb
elevation 2799 m
9182 ft
geologicalProcess glacial erosion
volcanic construction
hasClimbingRoute East Side routes
Northwest Ridge route NERFINISHED
West Ridge route NERFINISHED
hasWildernessArea Mount Thielsen Wilderness NERFINISHED
isPopularFor backcountry skiing
climbing
hiking
knownFor alpine scrambling
dramatic peak profile
mountaineering
technical climbing routes
lastEruption Pleistocene epoch NERFINISHED
locatedIn Cascade Range
Douglas County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Klamath County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Oregon
Southern Oregon Cascades NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Mount Thielsen Wilderness NERFINISHED
Umpqua National Forest NERFINISHED
Winema National Forest NERFINISHED
mapLabel Mount Thielsen NERFINISHED
mountainRange Cascade Range
nearestLargeLake Diamond Lake NERFINISHED
nearestNationalPark Crater Lake National Park NERFINISHED
nickname Lightning Rod of the Cascades NERFINISHED
notableFeature heavily glaciated and eroded flanks
prominent horn-like peak
sharp spire-like summit
parentPeak Mount Bailey NERFINISHED
prominence 1300 m
4265 ft
region Pacific Northwest
rockType andesite
basaltic andesite
status extinct
topographicIsolation approximately 24 km
volcanicArc Cascade Volcanic Arc NERFINISHED
volcanicBelt Cascade Range NERFINISHED

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Volcanoes of Oregon hasNotableMember Mount Thielsen