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	Crater Lake National Park: Nature Notes (2001/2002)
		Mount Scott was named in honor of Levi Scott, a man who explored southern Oregon in the middle of the 19th century.
		Not only is Mount Scott now believed to be a part of a complex of cones that combined to form Mount Mazama, it is possibly the oldest member of this complex.
		Mount Scott, like all other surrounding features, was blasted by avalanches of hot pumice and scoria during the climactic eruption of Mount Mazama.
	www.nps.gov /crla/notes/vol32-33d.htm (1032 words)

	The Physical and Climatic Characteristics of Oregon, Chapter 21 of 'Steep Trails' by John Muir (1918) - The Writings of ...
		The beautiful Sisson meadows at the base of Mount Shasta were a favorite halfway resting place, where the weary cattle were turned out for a few days to gather strength for better climates, and it was curious to hear those perpetual pioneers comparing notes and seeking information around the campfires.
		Mount Hood is in full view, with the summits of Mounts Jefferson, St. Helen's, Adams, and Rainier in the distance.
		There stood Mount Hood in all the glory of the alpenglow, looming immensely high, beaming with intelligence, and so impressive that one was overawed as if suddenly brought before some superior being newly arrived from the sky.
	www.sierraclub.org /john%5Fmuir%5Fexhibit/writings/steep_trails/chapter_21.html (4421 words)

	Mount Thielsen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mount Thielsen is a stratovolcano that has been so deeply eroded by glaciers that there is no summit crater the upper part of the mountain is more or less a horn.
		Thielsen's spire-like top is hit by lightning so often that some of its rocks have melted into a rare mineral called fulgurite and the mountain itself has earned nickname "the lightening rod of the Cascades."
		West of Thielsen is Diamond Lake and of the lake is Mount Bailey (a much less eroded and younger Physically Thielsen is made of a shield with a composite cone on top.
	www.freeglossary.com /Mount_Thielson (769 words)

	Mt St. Helens soon to erupt? - nV News Forums
		Mount St. Helens could erupt within days, government scientists said on Wednesday, raising the alert after movement in the volcano's lava crust was detected following a week of small earthquakes.
		Mount St. Helens is in the southeastern part of Washington state, about 100 miles south of Seattle and 50 miles north of Oregon's largest city, Portland.
		Earthquakes associated with Mount St Helens started occurring more frequently than normal on 23 September and yesterday were reported to be occurring at a rate of three to four a minute - almost double the previous day's count.
	www.nvnews.net /vbulletin/showthread.php?p=437719 (1777 words)

	Mount Ashland Ski Resort \| Away.com
		Mount Ashland arguably has the most expert terrain of any area in the Pacific Northwest.
		You have a balcony view of majestic Mount Shasta and the jagged Trinity Alps to the south.
		To the north is Mt Mount McLaughlin, and in the distance, the distinctive rocky horn of Mount Thielson and the heavily glaciated Diamond Peak Wilderness Area.
	away.com /skiing/ski_resort.tcl?Mount_Ashland&id=362602 (1115 words)

	Skiing the Cascade Volcanoes: Mount Thielsen
		The soaring spire of Mount Thielsen is the highest of several eroded volcanic remnants which mark the central part of the Cascade Range in Oregon.
		Several stages of heavy glaciation have stripped away the outer cone, leaving behind only the hard remnants of solidified magma which mark the inner conduits, with broad talus slopes occupying the gaps between the ridges.
		The standard (and safest) climbing route to the summit of Thielsen follows the Mount Thielsen Trail to its junction with the PCT near tree line and then heads up the open, steepening slopes of the southwest bowl to the base of the summit pinnacle.
	www.skimountaineer.com /CascadeSki/CascadeSki.php?name=Thielsen (546 words)

	The Physical and Climatic Characteristics of Oregon, Chapter 21 of 'Steep Trails' by John Muir (1918) - John Muir ...
		The beautiful Sisson meadows at the base of Mount Shasta were a favorite halfway resting place, where the weary cattle were turned out for a few days to gather strength for better climates, and it was curious to hear those perpetual pioneers comparing notes and seeking information around the campfires.
		Mount Hood is in full view, with the summits of Mounts Jefferson, St. Helen's, Adams, and Rainier in the distance.
		There stood Mount Hood in all the glory of the alpenglow, looming immensely high, beaming with intelligence, and so impressive that one was overawed as if suddenly brought before some superior being newly arrived from the sky.
	www.yosemite.ca.us /john_muir_writings/steep_trails/chapter_21.html (4419 words)

	Trip to the Pacific Northwest - Crater Lake
		Mount Shasta is California's second tallest mountain and was quite impressive even hiding in its cloudy sheath.
		We were all bundled up in whatever we could dig out of the car to combat the cold, and as we waited for the sunset we sat huddled in the trees along the rim.
		Surrounding us were many mountains of varying sizes, including Mount Thielson.The sun set, turning the blueness of the lake to indigo with purple around the edges, then deep, dark grey, and finally fl.
	www.chellman.org /experiences/pacific/crater.html (592 words)

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		The first principal river south of the Calapooia is the Umpqua, and the next is the Rogue, while there are other lesser streams which rise in the Coast Range, and run west to the ocean, as Siuslaw, Coos river, Coquille and Chetco.
		Thielson is a snow-peak, and is said to have an altitude of 9,250 feet above the sea.
		From the northwest base of Mt. Thielson, the north fork of the Umpqua takes its rise, and from the southwest base the south branch.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/or/county/union1/1889vol1/1889volumeIpage368-374.htm (3514 words)

	Oregon, Part II
		I had reached Thielson creek and loaded up with yet more water: It was a long, dry trail to the next reasonable water, and even that was off trail.
		Despite being in the Mount Thielson wilderness, sounds of rock music wafted up from down the hill, where a few cars and some locals were out having a good time in the semi-outdoors.
		The sounds of rocks falling off of Mount Thielson could be distinctly heard, crashing and banging their way down the mountainside.
	www.pierce.ctc.edu /faculty/cwillett/pct/oregon2.html (10020 words)

	Crater Lake National Park: History of Rim Drive
		Framed by jagged, steep-walled cliffs of a caldera produced by the climactic eruption and collapse of Mount Mazama approximately 7,700 years ago, Crater Lake is renowned for both its clarity and intense blue color.
		Mount Mazama's climactic eruption left an indelible impression on the region's native peoples, some of whom came to Crater Lake for spiritual and ceremonial purposes over the course of many centuries.
		One road across the Cascade Range near Mount McLoughlin became a tortuous second choice to a route located in 1865 that followed Annie Creek to a fairly gentle divide, and one leading down from the upper reaches of the Rogue River toward Jacksonville.
	www.cr.nps.gov /history/online_books/crla1/rimdrive.htm (4163 words)

	Oregon 87, Oregon Cascades (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This volcanic spire is one of the oldest and most eroded summits in Oregon.
		About a mile north of the junctions of Oregon State Highways 230 and 138 is the Mt. Thielson trailhead.
		Thielson, 8 miles, 3500’ gain, class 1 and 2 approach, class 3-4 summit block.
	home.att.net /~bobsumner/Oregon87.htm (326 words)

	Everett vs Skagit Eagles (Jul 23, 2007)
		Thielson grounded into double play 2b to 1b; Whight out on the play.
		Thielson walked; Whight advanced to second; Cullen advanced to third.
		Thielson reached on an error by 3b; Whight advanced to third.
	www.skagiteagles.com /EverettvsSkagitEaglesjul23gm2.htm (499 words)

	Friends of Crater Lake National Park - Newsletter
		Among the things Diller discovered in compiling the map was that the ten townships reserved in 1886 did not extend far enough east to encompass all of Crater Lake.
		He deleted Diamond Lake and Mount Thielson in favor of including all of Mount Scott, then went far enough south to encompass such features as Union Peak, the Pinnacles, and most of Annie Creek Canyon.
		Enactment of legislation establishing Mount Rainier National Park on March 2, 1899, did not presage action on the Crater Lake measure.
	www.drizzle.com /~rdpayne/foclnp-news-v4n4b.html (943 words)

	Hiking with F-Troop
		Mount Washington and the North and Middle Sister loomed in the south.
		And then there was the needle of Mount Thielson way in the south as well.
		Mount Jefferson and its glaciers dominated the green park to the south.
	www.pierce.ctc.edu /faculty/cwillett/local/ftroop (6672 words)

	Crater Lake Institute (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mount Scott--This is what remains of a parasitic satellite cone of Mount Mazama that grew near its eastern base, presenting on the east a classic symmetrical volcanic silhouette.
		Mount Scott is the park's highest peak, at 8,926 feet.
		These were to be designated the Mount Hood Public Reservation (322,000 acres), the Crater Lake Public Reservation (936,000 acres), and the Mount Jefferson Public Reservation (30,000 acres), with the two remaining tracts (totaling 3,320,000 acres) to be restored to the public domain.
	www.craterlakeinstitute.com /administrative_history/adminhistory.htm (16412 words)

	Oregon Geology
		USGS - Mount Mazama and Crater Lake: Growth and Destruction of a Cascades Volcano
		USGS - CVO - Mount McLoughlin Vicinity, Oregon
		USGS - CVO - Mount Thielsen Vicinity, Oregon
	www.ap.org /oregon/Links_geology.htm (472 words)

	Personal Experiences in the Early Days of the Bureau of Public Roads
		The entire country was covered to an undetermined depth with pumice, which had been blown out of Mount Mazama when that mountain exploded some 4,000 years ago to form the cauldron now called Crater Lake.
		The day was clear and cold and we climbed the last 100 feet at 3:00 p.m., hand over hand and signed a book in a can lodged in a crevice.
		His troubles mounted, until one day he and the Studebaker were absent from the vicinity.
	www.fhwa.dot.gov /infrastructure/blazer02.htm (7517 words)

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		At The Dalles they joined the mounted volunteers, just then organizing, and served through the war, participating in the battle at Walla Walla, which lasted four days, and being present at the capture and death of Peu-peu-mox-mox or Yellow Bird of the Walla Wallas.
		The son traveled with him extensively; but at the age of eighteen, beginning to do for himself, he went South and found employment at a sugar refinery at Bellevue, Louisiana, and there, and at another sugar town, spent four years.
		Starr and Steele, mounted his horse and left Portland with the purpose of locating at Commencement Bay the town that after a careful study of its geographical position he had decided upon as having the best harbor facilities, and being so located as to make its connections with the interior easily accessible by railroad.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/or/county/union1/1889vol2/volumeIIpage431-450.htm (18639 words)

	The Long Road Home - 10/22/97 - The Falcon On-Line (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Stacy and Jeremy celebrate their ascent of Mount Whitney - the highest mountain in the contiguous United States, at 14,496 feet.
		Crater Lake, Mount Thielson, Mount Jefferson, Three Sisters, Mount Hood, and the Eagle Creek Trail all were scenic highlights.
		Mount Adams, the spectacular Goat Rocks near White Pass, Glacier Peak, and the North Cascades were noteworthy.
	www.spu.edu /depts/falcon/archive/oct22-97/stories/roadhome.html (1503 words)

	Decrepit No More :: Slowing the Surly Advance of Decrepitude, by Mark Worden
		I'm thirty minutes on the trail going up Mount Thielsen, a 9182-ft. peak in the Mount Thielsen Wilderness of the Umpqua National Forest in Oregon.
		It was then I decided to climb Mount Thielsen in the fall.
		Meanwhile, I decided that if I was going to hike up Mount Thielsen I'd better do some cardio work, so I bought a stepper.
	www.wizzards.net /mlworden/decrep.htm (1478 words)

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		MOUNT HOOD, Ore. - Tom Eggers has plans to take WM to the top of some of the highest mountaintops in the Northwest United States.
		At its peak he stood with the WM logo at 11,239 feet.
		Look for Eggers and the WM logo to begin showing up on some of the following Northwest "hilltops" once hiking season begins this Spring: Mount Adams, Mt. Washington, Middle Sister, Mount Thielson.
	www.wastemanagement.com /WM/insidewm/all/2004/20040412_Tom_Eggers_takes_WM_sky_high.asp (116 words)

	Decrepit No More :: Slowing the Surly Advance of Decrepitude, by Mark Worden
		I'm thirty minutes on the trail going up Mount Thielsen, a 9182-ft. peak in the Mount Thielsen Wilderness of the Umpqua National Forest in Oregon.
		It was then I decided to climb Mount Thielsen in the fall.
		Meanwhile, I decided that if I was going to hike up Mount Thielsen I'd better do some cardio work, so I bought a stepper.
	www.magick.net /mlworden/decrep.htm (1478 words)

	Central Oregonian - Prineville, Oregon
		Skirting the northwest slope of the mountain, I stared in awe at the first views of Mount Bachelor, Broken Top and the Three Sisters.
		To the west stood snowy Mount Bachelor with tiny ant-like figures skiing down its slopes.
		Newberry Volcano dominated the view to the southeast and far on the skyline to the south I could see Mount Thielson and the Crater Lake area.
	www.centraloregonian.com /PCOEdPark13.shtml (703 words)

	AllRefer.com - Thielson, Mount, Oregon (OR) (Klamath County) - (mountain) - Facts and Information
		AllRefer.com - Thielson, Mount, Oregon (OR) (Klamath County) - (mountain) - Facts and Information
		Thielson, Mount (THEEL-suhn), (9,182 ft/2,799 m), on Douglas-Klamath co. line, SW central Oregon, peak in Mt. Thielson Wilderness Area of the Cascade Range, c.15 mi/24 km N of Crater L.
		Capital city or county seat is shown by the symbol
	reference.allrefer.com /gazetteer/T/T03358-thielson-mount.html (146 words)

	Winema National Forest - Mt. Thielsen Wilderness
		Much of the Mount Thielsen Wilderness is made up of high alpine forests and open meadows.
		The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail winds through the Mount Thielsen Wilderness for 26 miles along the summit of the Cascade Range.
		A trailhead on Highway 138, one mile east of the north entrance to Crater Lake National Park, is the southern entrance point.
	www.fs.fed.us /r6/winema/recreation/wilderness/mtthielsen.shtml (104 words)

	CVO Menu - Mount Thielson, Oregon
		DESCRIPTION: Mount Thielsen Volcano -- Geographic Setting, Geologic and Eruptive History -- Mount Thielsen...
		Mount Thielsen - Climb A Volcano -- "Family Fun - Picnic at the Top"
		Mount Thielsen - Visit A Volcano -- includes information, maps, links, etc.
	vulcan.wr.usgs.gov /Volcanoes/Thielsen/framework.html (415 words)

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