Table Top Mountain (Juneau, Alaska)

Table Top Mountain, located near Juneau, Alaska, is a prominent geographical landmark characterized by its relatively flat summit, resembling a table top. The mountain is a popular destination for hiking and outdoor recreation, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the city of Juneau, the Gastineau Channel, and the Juneau Icefield.

The mountain's formation is a result of glacial erosion and uplift, sculpting the landscape over millennia. Its subalpine environment supports a variety of plant and animal life.

While the hike to the top can be challenging due to steep inclines and potentially rugged terrain, it is a well-traveled route for both locals and tourists seeking stunning scenery. Accessibility to the trailhead varies depending on seasonal conditions and road maintenance.

The name "Table Top Mountain" is descriptive of its distinctive shape and is used consistently in local parlance and maps. It is an important part of the natural heritage of the Juneau area.