Mount Ritter

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Mount Ritter

Mount Ritter from the east
Elevation 13,140 feet (4,005 metres)
Location California, USA
Range Sierra Nevada
Coordinates 37°41′22″N, 119°11′53″W
Topo map USGS Mount Ritter
Type Metavolcanic rock
Age of rock Cretaceous
First ascent 1872 by John Muir
Easiest route snow/rock scramble

Mount Ritter is located in the Sierra Nevada of the state of California, in the southwestern United States. It is made of a strikingly dark rock, and is quite prominent, because it is the highest peak within 30 miles (48 km). It is in the middle of the Ritter Range, which include Banner Peak and the Minarets.


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