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Mount Douglas
Mountain
in
Gallatin NF
,
Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness
,
Rocky Mountains
near
Limestone
,
MT
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Access from Placer Basin Trailhead
One route to the top is from Narrow Escape Lake, accessible from the Placer Basin trailhead on the Boulder River. Due to a lack of trail apart from the occasional game trail, the lake takes a bit of bushwhacking to get to (along
Hawley Creek
). From the lake, the climb up to Mount Douglas and the downclimb take roughly an hour. At the top is a National Forest summit register.
Access from Upsidedown Creek Trailhead
It appears a much easier but longer route, is from Upsidedown Creek trailhead: come in to Squeeze lake from the south, and get to Narrow Escape Lake from Squeeze. There were small rock cairns between the two lakes I found which seems to be a route fisherman made to access the area. Fun peak, remote area.
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Quartzofeldspathic gneiss (MTAqfg;0)
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