Name that mountain Volume 2
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Matt Schilowitz wrote: Yessir! Most maps say “Treasure Benchmark,” which is a cool and unique name |
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Hint: probably one of the most frequently climbed mountains in its range! Not many see it from this angle though, or climb this face. Zoom in for a better hint |
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Mt Hoffmann from the north side? |
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Yes Mt. Hoffman, was that too much of a clue? Much more of an alpine looking wall from this side, although bite sized. |
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Just the right amount of clue! I thought it looks like Tuolumne-esque so it helps! Next up - what is the peak in the background? Bonus if you can name the lake. |
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Seven Gables? |
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Yup Seven Gables! |
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Hint: in UT Not in Wasatch Alright, SE UT Near Moab In LaSals Is this thing on? Highest peak in LaSals viewed from NE. |
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Mount Peale. I originally thought it was somewhere south of mammoth but then gave up on it and seems like everyone else did too. You might have won the game because nobody could “name that mountain.” |
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Steven Marquez wrote: Yes! Mount Peale! I was starting to wonder if I should bump it to the top instead of just editing the hints. Sorry, I didn’t think it’d be that obscure. Take it away Steve! |
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Mount Hitchcock? Beautiful photo! Just realized I misread that it was the background peaks |
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Hitchcock is in the foreground but I’m looking for the group of peaks on the horizon beyond the right shoulder of Hitchcock. Midway is a bit too far north. |
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the kaweahs? |
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The Doctor got it! You are up. |
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If this proves too difficult, I have two slightly wider pictures that include more and more clues. Peak on the right that looks ready to... |
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Doctor Drake wrote: "Erupt!" (photo contains hint #1) |
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Mt. St. Helens |











