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Why did the Forest Service close climbing at Mount St. Helens in the Fall of 2004?

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Why did the Forest Service close climbing at Mount St. Helens in the Fall of 2004?

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Mount St. Helens was closed to climbing in September 2004, due to risk from explosive eruptions that can cause hazardous conditions on the flanks of the volcano and at the crater rim. Volcanoes are most explosive and unpredictable at the on-set of an eruption. The eruption is on-going.