Information About

Camp 4 Peak

Camp 4 Peak

Region:

Juneau

Nearest City:

Juneau

Parent:

Coast Mountains

Elevation:

4531 ft (1381.05 m)

About

In the Coast Mountains on the divide between East and West Twin Glaciers, 5 mi NNW of Twin Glacier Lake and 27 mi NE of Juneau.

History of Camp 4 Peak

Named in 1965 for use in glaciologic studies by Maynard Miller, Director of the Juneau Icefield Research Project.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Taku River (1953), Taku River (1953), Taku River (1953), Taku River (1953), Taku River C-6 (1960), Taku River C-6 (1960), Taku River (1960), Taku River (1960), Taku River (1960), Taku River (1960), Taku River C-6 (1995), Taku River C-6 SW (2017),

Places Near Camp 4 Peak

Bars:

Grizzly Bar, Oozy Flats,

Basins:

Washington Basin,

Capes:

Swede Point, Taku Point,

Glaciers:

Bacon Glacier, Demorest Glacier, East Twin Glacier, Hades Highway, Hole-in-the-Wall Glacier, Unknown Glacier, West Twin Glacier,

Lakes:

Loon Lakes, Oona Lake, Swineford Lakes, Twin Glacier Lake,

Mountains:

Antler Peaks, Camp 4 Peak, The Citadel, Couloir Peak, Devils Paw, Dipyramid, Elephant Promontory, Floprock Peak, Frostbite Peak, Gisel Peak, Hodgkins Peak, The Horn Peaks, Kluchman Mountain, Michaels Sword, Mount Moore, Norris Mountain, Organ Pipes, Thoroughfare Mountain, Twin Glacier Peak, Vantage Peak,

Mountain Ranges:

Brassiere Hills,

Ridges:

Goat Ridge, Goat Ridge, Governors Ridge, Ivy Ridge, Norris-Taku Ridge, Picket Gate Crags, The Scatter Peaks,

Rivers:

Taku River, Wright River,

Streams:

Johnson Creek, Moose Creek, Sockeye Creek, Yehring Creek, Zipper Creek,

Valleys:

Columbia Basin (not official),