Name that mountain Volume 3
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Flexwrote: No but I’m going to White Mountain Peak for the first time next month! This mountain is about a half-day drive from White Mountain Peak, and you would cross a state line to get there. |
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Wheeler Peak in Great Basin? |
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Flexwrote: Hints — Wayyy closer to White Mountain Peak than GBNP’s Wheeler Peak (which I’m also planning on going to for the first time!). If you were standing on top of the previous mountain I posted, this one would be prominent on the eastern skyline. I’ve got some more hints but I’ll leave it here for now. |
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Is it Mount Jefferson? That would be the one to the east of Arc Dome. (Noone else was answering or I wouldn't answer this soon) |
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Scott Pattersonwrote: ABSOLUTELY! Scott you’re up |
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A memorable night with my (then) ten year old daughter. Someone else in our group took this photo; mine didn't turn out quite as well. |
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Klyuchevskaya? |
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Arenal? |
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I wasn't expecting this one to be too hard since it's a famous volcano. Next clue: Central America |
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Edit... Momotombo? |
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George Bracksieck wrote: Correct. Volcán de Fuego (volcano of fire) as viewed from Acatenango. Since Acatenango is over 13,000 feet and usually breezy, it's cool enough to bundle up a little at night. |
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Black Velvet Peak? |
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It has the look of Zion NP, but that’s as far as I can get. |
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Whiskey Peak? |
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Edgewrote: Yes |
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I thought Whiskey Peak is the peak that Frogland tops out on. |
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George Bracksieckwrote: I thought Whiskey was the buttress-like area on the left (east) of BV wall where Frogland is located? I guess Summitpost and Google Maps have it wrong. In any case, I don't have anything to post for now anyway, so I'll try to guess the next one instead! |







