Category: Mountain Profiles

Visbreatinden

Visbreatinden 🏔️ Overview Visbreatinden is a rugged 2,234.9-meter (7,332-foot) mountain in the heart of Jotunheimen, Norway’s highest mountain region. Located in Lom Municipality in Innlandet county, the peak rises within Jotunheimen National Park amid an impressive concentration of high summits, glaciers, rocky ridges, and alpine valleys. Although Visbreatinden is overshadowed in fame by nearby giants …

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Cerro Gordo: Highest Peak of the Sierra Madre Occidental

Cerro Gordo 🏔️ Overview Cerro Gordo is a remote high mountain in the Mexican state of Durango and is generally recognized as the highest point of the Sierra Madre Occidental. Rising to approximately 3,357 meters (11,014 feet) above sea level, the mountain also forms the highest point in the state of Durango. Cerro Gordo stands …

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Cerro Mohinora

Cerro Mohinora Cerro Mohinora rises above the forested highlands of southern Chihuahua as the highest point in the Mexican state and one of the most important summits of the Sierra Madre Occidental. Surrounded by remote conifer forests and protected habitat, the mountain combines unusual topographic isolation with exceptional biological diversity. Peakbagger places Cerro Mohinora at …

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Pik Rapasova

Pik Rapasova | Pik Rapasov 🏔️ Overview Pik Rapasova is a remote 6,814-meter (22,355-foot) mountain in the Central Tian Shan of Xinjiang, China, close to some of the highest and most heavily glaciated terrain in Central Asia. The peak rises near the upper reaches of the South Inylchek glacier system and only a few kilometers …

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Pik Voyennykh Topografov

Pik Voyennykh Topografov | Pik Vojennich Topografov Pik Voyennykh Topografov is one of the great high mountains of the Central Tian Shan, rising to 6,873 meters (22,549 feet) in the Xinjiang region of western China. Its name, derived from Russian Пик Военных Топографов, is commonly translated as “Peak of the Military Topographers.” Despite being overshadowed …

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Red Lake Peak

Red Lake Peak rises immediately north of Carson Pass in California’s central Sierra Nevada, forming a rugged volcanic summit above Highway 88 and the upper Carson River country. At approximately 10,069 feet (3,069 meters), it is not among the tallest Sierra peaks, but its substantial prominence, volcanic geology, historical importance, and commanding views make it …

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Stevens Peak (California)

🏔️ Overview Stevens Peak is a prominent 10,000-foot summit overlooking Hope Valley in Alpine County, California. Located in the northern Sierra Nevada, the mountain rises immediately north of Carson Pass and forms part of the high ridge separating the Lake Tahoe drainage from the upper Carson River watershed. Although Stevens Peak does not have the …

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Striped Mountain

🏔️ Overview Striped Mountain is a distinctive 13,000-foot summit on the crest of California’s Sierra Nevada, rising along the boundary between Fresno and Inyo counties. Its western slopes fall into Kings Canyon National Park and the Sequoia-Kings Canyon Wilderness, while its eastern side lies within the John Muir Wilderness of Inyo National Forest. The mountain …

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Anamudi

Anamudi Anamudi rises above the lush highlands of Kerala as the highest mountain in the Western Ghats and all of South India. Reaching 2,695 meters (8,842 feet), the mountain stands within the protected landscape of Eravikulam National Park near Munnar. Its importance goes far beyond elevation. Anamudi is an ultra-prominent and exceptionally isolated mountain, surrounded …

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Mount Isto: Highest Peak of the Brooks Range

Mount Isto 🏔️ Overview Mount Isto is the highest mountain in Alaska’s Brooks Range, rising from the extraordinarily remote Romanzof Mountains of northeastern Alaska. Its summit reaches 8,975.1 feet (2,735.6 meters) above sea level according to modern high-resolution measurements. Although an elevation below 9,000 feet may seem modest compared with the enormous peaks of the …

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