Information About

Mount Brooks

Quick Facts

Region:

Denali

Nearest City:

Petersville

Elevation:

11890 ft (3624.07 m)

About

in Denali National Park, between Brooks and Traleika Glaciers, 14 mi. NE of Denali, Alaska Range

History of Mount Brooks

Named by Belmore Browne in 1912 for Alfred Hulse Brooks, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The mountain was first climbed by Thayer Scudder, Winslow Briggs, J. S. Humphreys, and David Bernays on July 5, 1952 (Farquhar, 1959, p. 215). See Brooks Range.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Mount McKinley (1952), Mount McKinley (1952), Mount McKinley (1952), Mount McKinley (1952), Mount McKinley A-2 (1954), Mount McKinley A-2 (1954), Mount McKinley A-2 (1954), Mt McKinley (1958), Mount McKinley (1958), Mount McKinley (1958), Mount McKinley (1969), Denali A-2 NE (2015),

Places Near Mount Brooks

Basins:

Don Sheldon Amphitheater, Ruth Ampitheater,

Glaciers:

Brooks Glacier, Lower Icefall, Muldrow Glacier, North Fork Ruth Glacier, Traleika Glacier, West Fork Traleika Glacier,

Mountains:

Mount Brooks, Mount Carpe, Central Pyramid Peak, Mount Dan Beard, Mount Deception, East Pyramid Peak, Explorers Peak, Gunsight Mountain, Mount Mather, McGonagall Mountain, McGonagall Pass, Oastler Mountain, Ragged Peak, The Rooster Comb, Mount Silverthrone, Mount Tatum, Mount Tripyramid, Turtle Hill, Wedge Peak, West Pyramid Peak,

Mountain Passes:

Brooks Gap, The Gateway, Gunsight Pass, Oastler Pass, Silverthrone Col, Traleika Col,

Reserves:

Denali Wilderness,

Ridges:

Carpe Ridge,

Streams:

Cache Creek, Coal Creek, East Fork Clearwater Creek, Pirate Creek,