Andrew H.
6/16/2017
You may not know the name of this mountain but, she knows you... if you've driven through the Arm more than a couple times, you've definitely seen it. If you're driving back into Anchorage, it's...
Indianhouse Mountain
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[2001 - 2052] Seward Hwy
Anchorage, AK 99501
Indianhouse Mountain is a stunning peak located near Anchorage, Alaska, offering breathtaking views of Turnagain Arm fjord. As the highest and most rugged of the buttresses in the area, it is a less-traveled destination, making it perfect for those seeking a more secluded experience. The regular route takes hikers through picturesque high meadows with a water view, leading to the mountain's captivating multi-pinnacled spine.
Accessible from the Seward Highway, Indianhouse Mountain is approximately 20 miles south of central Anchorage. The primary trailhead is located at mile 104, offering a relatively easier route up the southeast shoulder of the mountain and traversing the east face to reach the central couloir. Adventurers should be prepared for some bushwhacking and rely on their navigation skills, as well as carry bear spray for safety. With its unparalleled views and challenging yet rewarding ascent, Indianhouse Mountain is a must-visit destination for hiking, mountaineering, and scrambling enthusiasts.
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