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AKA: Rock-Thunder Elevation: 5,360+ feet (approx 1,633+ meters) Clean Prominence: 480 feet (approx 146 meters) Next Higher Peak: Snoqualmie Mountain State: Washington State County: King County In Areas: Middle Fork Snoqualmie Drainage, Alpine Lakes Wilderness USGS Quad: Snoqualmie Pass UTM: 10T 618373E 5258317N (NAD27) Trip Reports and References
Name origin"'Avalanche Mountain' seemed a good name since (1) avalanches make 'snow thunder' or 'rock thunder' and (2) the Source Lake basin, just south, is famous for this treacherous phenomenon -- of both the snow and rock varieties." - John Roper in the March 1995 issue of Pack & Paddle.The Seattle Mountaineers call this peak "Rock Thunder". This name was given by Dave Beedon, a former Seattle Mountaineers scramble leader. Maps
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