Name that mountain

George had the Olympics on the mind.  And they are near and dear to my little mountain heart.  So here's the next one.  Center frame. Extra credit for the bad-assed named lake in the foreground.

George Bracksieck wrote:

Anderson?

Bingo! Have at it.

Andy Shoemakerwrote:

Bingo! Have at it.

I hope this mountain isn’t too tame or diminutive. It can be found on USGS and USFS maps. The summit is on the granite outcrop just left of center. I climbed here in the seventies and last summer. Most routes are undocumented and were probably done many years before. The approach is over two 

George Bracksieck wrote:

The summit is atop the prominent rock. 

Is that South Boulder Peak in the background?

Is it Twin Sister Peak?

Will Myerswrote:

Is that South Boulder Peak in the background?

Is it Twin Sister Peak?

Yes and yes. 

The pretty one

Warbonnett 

Double Jwrote:

Warbonnett 

That was about as fast as I expected

The one in the back. 

Ha ha Notch

ddriver got it 

Not Gerbier. It is Mont St Victoire.

Gerbier?

Cézanne's mountain.

Looks like the limestone monolith of Montagne Sainte-Victoire to me.

Andy Shoemakerwrote:

Looks like the limestone monolith of Mont(agne) Sainte-Victoire to me.

Indeed it is - which, as Brian suggested, is the one that Cézanne painted!

Yep...Monte Rosa...

The peak on the right.

Not Fitzroy, not Cerro Torre. Not Patagonia. Uli Biaho 

looks line the backside of Fitz roy to me

Cerro Torre