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Mount Saint Nicholas is a peak in the remote southwestern section of Glacier National Park, in Montana. It is a particularly steep, pointed rock pinnacle, and its distinctive profile is visible from many summits in the southern half of the park. Because even its easiest ascent route is technical, with poor rock quality, it is "considered the most dangerous and difficult mountain for climbers in Glacier National Park."

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rdfs:label	Mount Saint Nicholas (en)
rdfs:comment	Mount Saint Nicholas is a peak in the remote southwestern section of Glacier National Park, in Montana. It is a particularly steep, pointed rock pinnacle, and its distinctive profile is visible from many summits in the southern half of the park. Because even its easiest ascent route is technical, with poor rock quality, it is "considered the most dangerous and difficult mountain for climbers in Glacier National Park." (en)
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name	Mount Saint Nicholas (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Precambrian United States United States Geological Survey Köppen climate classification Lewis Overthrust List of mountains and mountain ranges of Glacier National Park (U.S.) Sedimentary rock Cretaceous Mountains of Flathead County, Montana Glacier National Park (U.S.) Montana Lewis Range Rock pinnacle Mountains of Montana Lewis Range Mountains of Glacier National Park (U.S.) Flathead County, Montana Rock climbing Havre, Montana Jurassic Subarctic climate Continental Divide
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topo	USGS Mount Saint Nicholas (en)
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label	Mount Saint Nicholas (en)
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location	United States Glacier National Park (U.S.) Flathead County, Montana
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has abstract	Mount Saint Nicholas is a peak in the remote southwestern section of Glacier National Park, in Montana. It is a particularly steep, pointed rock pinnacle, and its distinctive profile is visible from many summits in the southern half of the park. Because even its easiest ascent route is technical, with poor rock quality, it is "considered the most dangerous and difficult mountain for climbers in Glacier National Park." Mount Saint Nicholas excels in terms of steep vertical relief, even by the high standards prevalent in Glacier National Park. For example, its northwest face rises one vertical mile (5,280 ft/1,609 m) in approximately 1.5 horizontal miles (7,920 ft/2.4 km). Due to its pointed shape and isolation from the Continental Divide, it has similarly precipitous drops in all directions. In 1926, Reverend Conrad Wellen of Havre, Montana made the first ascent of Mount Saint Nicholas. The mountain had previously been considered by many to be unclimbable. The standard route is the Northeast Ridge. Starting from the east side of the peak, this route begins with a straightforward scramble up a gully to a prominent notch. From the notch a thousand vertical feet of somewhat technical climbing remain. (en)
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located in area	United States Glacier National Park (U.S.)

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