Name that mountain Volume 3

George Bracksieckwrote:

My apologies! I was wrong about which peak is which. 

No worries!

San Jacinto from San Gorgonio. No snow on these 10,000+ft peaks last January reminds me of how zero winter precipitation had fallen to that point which left the door open for the Santa Ana wind driven Palisade and Eaton fires. 

Steven Marquezwrote:

San Jacinto from San Gorgonio. No snow on these 10,000+ft peaks last January reminds me of how zero winter precipitation had fallen to that point which left the door open for the Santa Ana wind driven Palisade and Eaton fires. 

Yes and yes and yes. You’re up Steve

Peak on the left 

Giraud Peak?

Bobs up! 

Peak in the upper middle distance with he treeless summit. 

Mt. Charleston, rad view of RR too

Flexwrote:

Mt. Charleston, rad view of RR too

You got it!

Sorry about the delayed response.

Here’s the next one

Dent du Géant

Yep, it’s the Dent, really cool spire

Total shot in the dark. Athabasca?

Not Athabasca, when I took this photo a couple of days ago I wasn't in North America.

You're close, this mountain is a little to the east and taller.

Grandes Jorasses?

Not the Grandes Jorasses.  Although, a bit like the Jorasses, one can tag several of the official 4000 m summits when doing a traverse.  It's in Switzerland.  

Yep, that's the Combin de Grafeneire (4314m), the main summit of the Grand Combin.  The photo is taken from Combin de la Tsessette (4134m).  Combin de Valsorey (4185m) is behind the main summit and out of view.  

Edge, you're up.

Toll?