Mount Clark, Mountain summit in Olympic National Park, Washington
Mount Clark rises to an elevation of 2,295 meters, featuring a central south face with climbing routes ranging from Class 3 scrambling to Class 5.5.
The mountain received its name in 1965 to honor Irving M. Clark, a Seattle conservationist who contributed to establishing Olympic National Park.
The mountain stands as part of The Needles range within the Olympic Mountains, marking the second highest peak in this specific geological formation.
Access to Mount Clark requires mountaineering equipment including boots, ice axes, and crampons, with July through September offering optimal climbing conditions.
The primary climbing path follows a corkscrew route from Clark/Johnson col, traversing ledges on the south and east sides before concluding on the north face.
Location: Washington
Location: Jefferson County
Elevation above the sea: 2,295 m
GPS coordinates: 47.83481,-123.23184
Latest update: March 19, 2025 22:27
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