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Mount Brooks, a 11,940 foot tall peak in the Alaska Range, is bathed in morning sunlight as seen from the Wonder Lake campground in Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska. Mount Brooks, first climbed in 1952, is located at the confluence of the Muldrow, Traleika, and Brooks glaciers. The mountain is named after geologist Alfred Hulse Brooks who is credited with determining that the Brooks Range, the biggest mountain range in Arctic Alaska, was separate from the Rocky Mountains.

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Mount Brooks, a 11,940 foot tall peak in the Alaska Range, is bathed in morning sunlight as seen from the Wonder Lake campground in Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska. Mount Brooks, first climbed in 1952, is located at the confluence of the Muldrow, Traleika, and Brooks glaciers. The mountain is named after geologist Alfred Hulse Brooks who is credited with determining that the Brooks Range, the biggest mountain range in Arctic Alaska, was separate from the Rocky Mountains.