Tongass National Forest

The Tongass National Forest () in Southeast Alaska is the largest U.S. The Tongass, which is managed by the United States Forest Service, encompasses islands of the Alexander Archipelago, fjords and glaciers, and peaks of the Coast Mountains.

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1. 01Snow Tower5,935 ft prominence · 6,427 ft · Summit
2. 02Devils Paw5,686 ft prominence · 8,045 ft · Summit
3. 03Mount Nesselrode3,031 ft prominence · 7,244 ft · Summit
4. 04Mount Gallatin2,579 ft prominence · 5,007 ft · Summit
5. 05Mount Jetté1,693 ft prominence · 7,966 ft · Summit
6. 06Kates Needle1,373 ft prominence · 10,016 ft · Summit
7. 07Devils Thumb9,078 ft · Summit
8. 08Camp 15 Peak5,965 ft · Summit
9. 09Mount Herbert5,128 ft · Summit
10. 10Annex Peak4,098 ft · Summit
11. 11Mount Furuhelm3,609 ft · Summit
12. 12Mount Troy3,005 ft · Summit
13. 13Manzanita Peak2,749 ft · Summit
14. 14Sam Peak2,418 ft · Summit
15. 15Stripe Mountain2,244 ft · Summit

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No public routes are linked to this area yet.