Mount Hassell is a prominent mountain located in the Hassell Range of Antarctica. It rises to an elevation of approximately 2,500 meters and is known for its rugged terrain and icy slopes. The mountain is part of a remote and largely uninhabited region, making it a significant landmark for scientific research and exploration. The area surrounding Mount Hassell is characterized by its harsh climate, with temperatures often dropping well below freezing. Glaciers and snowfields cover much of the landscape, contributing to the unique ecosystem found in this part of Antarctica. The mountain is named after John Hassell, a notable figure in the history of Antarctic exploration.