Alaska Range
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The Alaska Range extends 650km across south-central Alaska, hosting Denali (6,190m), North America's highest peak. Formed by ongoing tectonic uplift, this compact range sees extreme weather and is glaciated year-round. It is the premier destination for North American expedition mountaineering.
14
Mountains
5304 m
Highest Peak
Contour Overview
Mountains
Mount Foraker (5304m)
5304 m
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Mount Hunter (4442m)
4442 m
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Mount Carpe (4340m)
4340 m
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5
Mount Crosson (4283m)
4283 m
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4
Mount Mather (4258m)
4258 m
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5
Mount Hayes (4216m)
4216 m
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4
Mount Silverthrone (4049m)
4049 m
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4
Mount Deborah (3761m)
3761 m
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5
Mount Huntington (3731m)
3731 m
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5
Mount Russell (AK) (3536m)
3536 m
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5
Mount Dickey (2909m)
2909 m
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5
Mount Shishaldin (2857m)
2857 m
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4
Mount Pavlof (2519m)
2519 m
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4
Mount Veniaminof (2507m)
2507 m
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4