History of Dike Mountain

Named in 1964 by personnel of the Juneau Icefield Research program; published in 1966 by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Dike Mountain

Amalga,

Cottrell Basin, Yankee Basin,

Amalga Harbor, Eagle Harbor, Huffman Harbor, Pearl Harbor,

The Breadline, Two Echo Cliffs,

Antler Glacier, Battle Glacier, Eagle Glacier, Echo Glacier, Gilkey Glacier, Herbert Glacier, Juneau Icefield, Leaking Glacier, Mendenhall Glacier, Thiel Glacier, West Branch Taku Glacier,

Kishbrock Island,

Peterson Lake, Salt Lake, Windfall Lake,

Eagle River Mine, Peterson Mine, Windfall Creek Mine,

Mount Adolph Knopf, Mount Blachnitzky, Camp 15 Peak, Carpet Peak, Dike Mountain, Echo Mountain, Emperor Peak, Mount Ernest Gruening, Folded Towers, Glacier Grub Tower, Glacier King, Horn Spire, Knowl, McGinnis Mountain, Mustang Peak, Princess Peak, Rhino Peak, The Snow Towers, Snowdrift Peak, Snowpatch Crag, Snowpatch Craig, Spencer Peak, Stroller White Mountain, Thane Mountain, Treasury Hill, Triangle Peak, Tricouni Peak, The Tusk, Mount Wrather,

Berners Peaks, Icefall Spires, Mendenhall Towers, Nugget Towers,

Herbert River,

Bacon Creek, Boulder Creek, Canyon Creek, McGinnis Creek, Peterson Creek, Shrine Creek, Slate Creek, Tenk Creek, Tusta Creek, Windfall Creek,

Amalga Trail, Herbert Glacier Trail, Mount McGinnis Trail, Montana Creek Trail, Windfall Lake Trail, Yankee Basin Trail,

Avalanche Canyon, Prairie Basin,

Dobson Landing, Saint Terese,