5mile

Five Mile is a summit located in the Grand Tetons mountain range of Wyoming, United States. It is situated approximately 11 miles northwest of Jackson Hole, a popular ski resort town. The mountain has a summit elevation of 13,701 feet (4,173 meters) above sea level, making it one of the highest peaks in the Jackson Hole area.

The name "Five Mile" is believed to refer to the five-mile distance from the mountain's base to its summit. The mountain has been climbed by numerous adventure-seekers, including ski mountaineers, rock climbers, and hikers. In the winter months, the mountain is popular among ski enthusiasts who often take part in ski mountaineering and backcountry skiing activities.

Geologically, Five Mile is a part of the remnant of an ancient glaciated fault block that forms part of the Jackson Hole fault block. The surrounding mountains are made up of granite, quartz monzonite, and other metamorphic rocks. The mountain's terrain is characterized by steep, rocky pitches and snowfields, making it a challenging yet rewarding climb.

Environmental concerns surround Five Mile due to its proximity to grizzly and black bear habitats. Climbers and skiers are often warned to take necessary precautions and follow local regulations and guidelines to avoid disturbing or harming wildlife in the area. Despite the challenges, Five Mile remains a prized destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking an exhilarating and picturesque alpine adventure.