Category: Mountain Profiles

Mount Tyree

Mount Tyree 🏔️ Overview Rising high above the frozen wilderness of West Antarctica, Mount Tyree is the second-highest mountain on the Antarctic continent, reaching an elevation of 15,919 feet (4,852 meters). Located just a few miles northwest of Mount Vinson in the Sentinel Range of the Ellsworth Mountains, Mount Tyree is one of Antarctica’s most …

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Mount Vinson

Mount Vinson 🏔️ Overview Standing above the frozen wilderness of Antarctica, Mount Vinson is the highest mountain on the continent and one of the legendary Seven Summits—the tallest peak on each continent. Rising to an elevation of 16,050 feet (4,892 meters), Mount Vinson dominates the Sentinel Range of the Ellsworth Mountains in West Antarctica, where …

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Mukut Parbat: Height, Location and Climbing History

Mukut Parbat (also spelled Mukut Parvat) Rising to 7,242 meters (23,760 feet) in the remote Garhwal Himalaya, Mukut Parbat is one of the world’s 100 highest independent mountains. The peak stands within the Kamet group near the frontier between India and China, surrounded by immense glaciers, steep rock walls, narrow ridges, and several other summits …

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Sangre de Cristo Range

Rising abruptly above Colorado’s San Luis Valley, the Sangre de Cristo Range forms one of the steepest, most rugged, and most visually dramatic mountain walls in the Southern Rocky Mountains. Its skyline is defined by narrow ridges, glacial basins, alpine lakes, and some of Colorado’s most challenging fourteeners, including Blanca Peak, Crestone Peak, Crestone Needle, …

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Sadbhavna Shikhar (Goodwill Peak): Height, Location & Facts

Goodwill Peak | Sad-bhawna Shikhar | Kalumar Peak | Kalumbe Peak 🏔️ Overview Sadbhavna Shikhar, also known as Goodwill Peak, is the highest recognized point of the Vindhya Range in central India. The forested summit rises near Singrampur in the Damoh district of Madhya Pradesh and reaches approximately 752 meters (2,467 feet) above sea level. …

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Masherbrum (K1 Mountain): Height, Location and Climbing History

Masherbrum (formerly K1, ما شربرم) Rising above the glaciers and valleys of Pakistan’s central Karakoram, Masherbrum is one of the world’s highest, most beautiful, and least frequently climbed mountains. Its steep ridges form an almost perfectly proportioned pyramid, while enormous walls of rock and ice descend from a summit standing 7,821 meters (25,659 feet) above …

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Mount Democrat

Mount Democrat 🏔️ Overview Mount Democrat is a 14,154-foot mountain in Colorado’s Mosquito Range, rising above the historic mining town of Alma and the high alpine basin surrounding Kite Lake. It is one of Colorado’s recognized fourteeners and one of four closely connected summits forming the well-known DeCaLiBron route. Compared with many Colorado fourteeners, Mount …

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Tenasserim Hills: Location, Highest Peak, Map & Facts

🏔️ Overview The Tenasserim Hills, also called the Tenasserim Range or Tanintharyi Range, form a long belt of forested mountains along the border between Myanmar and Thailand. The range extends southward from the mountain country near the Dawna Range toward the Kra Isthmus, creating a natural divide between Myanmar’s narrow Tanintharyi coastal region and western …

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Kirkjufell

Kirkjufell 🏔️ Overview Kirkjufell is one of Iceland’s most recognizable natural landmarks. Rising beside the fishing town of Grundarfjörður on the northern coast of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, the mountain is celebrated for its remarkably symmetrical profile, sharply tapered summit, and dramatic position beside the sea. Its name means “Church Mountain” in Icelandic. Depending on the …

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Ama Dablam

Ama Dablam Ama Dablam is one of the most recognizable mountains in the Himalayas. Rising above the valleys and villages of Nepal’s Khumbu region, the mountain is distinguished by sharply defined ridges, steep rock-and-ice faces, and a dramatic hanging glacier suspended beneath its summit. Although Ama Dablam is considerably lower than nearby giants such as …

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