Mount Woolsey, Mountain summit in Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming, US.
Mount Woolsey reaches an elevation of 12,978 feet, connected to Black Tooth Mountain and Cloud Peak by a sharp ridge in the Cloud Peak Wilderness.
The first recorded ascent of Mount Woolsey took place in 1933 by W.B. Willcox, Alan Willcox, Mary Willcox, and T.H. Rawles from the south ridge.
The mountain received its name in 1961 to honor Theodore Salisbury Woolsey Jr., father of Elizabeth Woolsey who was part of the climbing group.
Access to Mount Woolsey requires high clearance vehicles via Route 26 from Sheridan to Route 293, leading through rough terrain to Bighorn Reservoir.
The mountain features a small glacier on its southeast face and ranks as the third highest peak in the Bighorn Mountain range of Wyoming.
Location: Wyoming
GPS coordinates: 44.40108,-107.17673
Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:58
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