Site Update (May 1st 2013): All weather maps have been improved to make them much more useful for climbers. Animate either temperature or weather and move your cursor to any mountain location to see how the weather is forecast to evolve at various elevations. Because of the limited space on these large region maps, we can only show this at a subset of locations. We will add much more detailed maps very soon.
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Squaw Ridge Lava Field – Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
Photo credit: Lee Siebert, Smithsonian Institution
- Elevation: 1711 m
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Squaw Ridge Lava Field Climbing NotesBe the first to submit your climbing note! Please submit any useful information about climbing Squaw Ridge Lava Field that may be useful to other climbers. Consider things such as access and accommodation at the base of Squaw Ridge Lava Field, as well as the logistics of climbing to the summit. |
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Use this relief map to navigate to mountain peaks in the area of Squaw Ridge Lava Field.
10 other mountain peaks closest to Squaw Ridge Lava Field:
| 1. | Devils Garden (1698 m) | 9.7 km |
| 2. | Four Craters Lava Field (1501 m) | 14.1 km |
| 3. | Fort Rock Basin (1716 m) | 27.6 km |
| 4. | Fort Rock (1432 m) | 28.2 km |
| 5. | China Hat (2003 m) | 32.4 km |
| 6. | Hole-in-the-Ground (1417 m) | 36.7 km |
| 7. | Big Hole (Oregon) (1448 m) | 45.5 km |
| 8. | Newberry Volcano (2434 m) | 47.7 km |
| 9. | Bald Mountain (Oregon) (2253 m) | 53.3 km |
| 10. | Lava Butte (1530 m) | 69.4 km |
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