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Mount Woodrow Wilson is a 13,502-foot peak in Wyoming’s Wind River Range, standing on the Continental Divide in the Bridger Wilderness near Gannett Peak. It is the eighth-highest summit in the range and the ninth-highest in the state. Ice, lingering snow, and the nearby Dinwoody, Mammoth, and Sphinx glaciers give it the strongly glaciated character typical of the highest Wind River summits. Named for U.S. president Woodrow Wilson, it rises in a remote and hazardous alpine landscape where steep terrain, rockfall, bears, wildfires, snow, insects, and cold nights make travel serious.
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