Name that mountain

Nun in the foreground, Kun on the back left. 

DC you have too much time on your hands.

Allen Sandersonwrote:

DC you have too much time on your hands.

Fell off my chair laughing…FOMCL. and if I was younger I would know the correct acronym for that, but thus, I don’t. 

I just really like this game. Maybe I'll retire with one of my favorites

Nope! Correct state though. 

Jaren Watson wrote:

Sacagawea 

Correct! If anyone wants to grab my stuck .3 off that thing, they can have it. You're up Jaren. 

That pile of garbage has to be in Idaho as well!

Peak 11292? With the photo taken from Scott Peak? 

Norm Larsonwrote:

Wilkins got it. East Temple, Lost Temple spire, and Steeple from the north east side.

Lets see what ya got Wilkins

All three of those peaks have amazing routes.  That's a special place and a nice photo, Norm.

Jaren, the hints were helpful. I’m not sure if you intended this with your hint but the rock unit at Leatherman Peak is actually named for Scott Peak.

Here’s a new one:

Yup, Sam got it

Gandalf (L) and Aragorn (R), BC Coast Range near the UBC VOC hut outside of Pemby.

Here is mine: the peak in the center foreground...

I'll give folks a hint since no one has tried yet... it's in Canada.

I'll be out of town Wednesday thru the weekend so y'all better get going or it's going to be a wait for confirmation!

One more hint: the peak in the back left is famous for big wall free climbing routes, including one by Piana/Skinner

Meringue?

Proboscis? Or maybe Flat Top

Jake907wrote:

Meringue?

Jake got it! Kudos on some good sleuthing! Too many clues?

Colden Darkwrote:

Proboscis? Or maybe Flat Top

Proboscis is the famous peak in the back left. Flat top is between them. Picture is cut from a Scurlock picture... go figure.

Sam Beeduhlwrote:

Proboscis is the famous peak in the back left. Flat top is between them. Picture is cut from a Scurlock picture... go figure.

Cool. Slightly outside the scope of the game, but worth a read:

http://www.alpinist.com/doc/web08f/wfeature-scurlock-aerial-photography

Sam Beeduhlwrote:

Jake got it! Kudos on some good sleuthing! Too many clues?

The Skinner/Piana route was the giveaway.   I remember it from 50 Favorite Climbs

Closest peak.   A reputable and experience source told me that, in a range known for steep and difficult peaks, this is one of the steepest and most difficult.  "The K2" of it's range.

Mt. Chopicalqui?

Dallin Careywrote:

Mt. Chopicalqui?

Very warm