Kautz Glacier, Glacier in Washington
Kautz Glacier is a prominent glacial feature on Mount Rainier.
The glacier was named after August Kautz, a US Army Lieutenant who explored the area in the mid-19th century.
Mount Rainier and its glaciers are deeply rooted in local indigenous cultures.
Mountaineers often use Kautz Glacier as a route for ascending to Mount Rainier's summit.
The glacier features distinctive ice chutes that are popular with experienced climbers.
Location: Washington
Location: Pierce County
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