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Mount Neacola, also called Neacola Peak, is the highest point in the Neacola Mountains, the northernmost part of Alaska’s Aleutian Range. Though not exceptionally tall by Alaskan standards, it is distinguished by a sharp, steep summit rising from a relatively low base, giving it an especially dramatic profile. Its climbing history began recently, with the first ascent in 1991 by James Garrett, Loren Glick, and Kennan Harvey on an expedition inspired by Fred Beckey. Their route climbed a prominent couloir on the west face to the north ridge and then the summit. In 2021, climbers reported the first complete ascent of its north face, reinforcing the mountain’s reputation for serious terrain and striking form.
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