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Painted lady, Kings Canyon National Park.

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Banff 🥹❤️

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Hand stand in Banff 

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lmao I forgot to include a picture

Eastern face somewhere between Southern Washington and Northern California... Any idea what I'm looking at?

<div class="md"><p>lmao I forgot to include a picture</p>

<p>Eastern face somewhere between Southern Washington and Northern California... Any idea what I&#39;m looking at?</p>
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what is this mountain

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Blue Ridge Autumn by Kendall F. Kessler #autumn #autumnpaintings #mountains #blueridge

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Romantsevskiye Mountains (Konduki)

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Annapurna South 

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This gorgeous view from Banff, Alberta. 
I’ve never seen mountains let alone be in the middle of them. Love nature at her finest! 

<div class="md"><p>This gorgeous view from Banff, Alberta. 
I’ve never seen mountains let alone be in the middle of them. Love nature at her finest! </p>
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MOUNTAINS 

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Porter Mountain by Kendall F. Kessler  #mountains #blueridgemountains #blueridge #fallscenes

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High in the Andes’s 

Kilimanjaro dawn

The peak on the left is Mount Shand at 12,660 Feet (3,858 Meters) and the peak on the right is Mount Moffit at 13,020 Feet (3,070 Meters). This was about early June 2024. From the plateau the photo was taken sitting at about 3,200 Feet (975 Meters). 

<div class="md"><p>The peak on the left is Mount Shand at 12,660 Feet (3,858 Meters) and the peak on the right is Mount Moffit at 13,020 Feet (3,070 Meters). This was about early June 2024. From the plateau the photo was taken sitting at about 3,200 Feet (975 Meters). </p>
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Alaska Range from Paxson

Blue Ridge Cloud Burst  by Kendall F. Kessler #mountains #blueridgemountains #fall #autumn

Tsey-loam mountain

<div class="md"><p>On the way  to larke pass </p>
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Larke peak 

Blue Ridge Wildflowers by Kendall F. Kessler #mountains #clouds #wildflowers

The peak plunged into the sky so dramatically that I swear I could feel the gods moving around me (pictured here, giving a cheesy thumbs up)

<div class="md"><p>The peak plunged into the sky so dramatically that I swear I could feel the gods moving around me (pictured here, giving a cheesy thumbs up)</p>
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Uncompahgre, Colorado

I couldn’t get enough of this mountain. The way the west face inclines makes for some really gorgeous views the entire way up; nothing is hidden, so you spend the whole hike in a place where your eyes can drift along the ground uninterrupted for miles and thousands of feet, picking out bushes and trees and just taking in the earth. Photos can’t capture that part, but enjoy this one! 

<div class="md"><p>I couldn’t get enough of this mountain. The way the west face inclines makes for some really gorgeous views the entire way up; nothing is hidden, so you spend the whole hike in a place where your eyes can drift along the ground uninterrupted for miles and thousands of feet, picking out bushes and trees and just taking in the earth. Photos can’t capture that part, but enjoy this one! </p>
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Bierstadt, Colorado

Another Rocky Knob by Kendall F. Kessler #mountains #blueridgeparkway #clouds

Autumn in Colorado 

Nuptse

Mount Shuksan - July 2024

Evening Light from Sharp Top by Kendall F. Kessler

This LEGO IDEAS model called "MARGHERITA HUT" (Capanna Regina Margherita, Punta Gnifetti) by user piso_brick89 needs 10,000 supporters for the chance of becoming a real LEGO set.

Beautiful Shasta 

Evening Glow from Rock Castle Gorge  Original 40" x 30" oil painting by Kendall F. Kessler

Ascending Thunder Mountain- Mount Tronador in Patagonia

Sunset Clouds over the San Gabriel Mountains [oc]

Ship rock Utah

Hello! I have been trying to identify the snowy mountain in the far distance of this picture that I took in Pallanza, on the Lago Maggiore in Italy.

I looked at maps and tried to cross-reference with pictures on google but I’ve landed on some debates. 

The second picture is a map that was placed near the lake, so I thought it would be the Monte Rosa but I saw people say that you can’t see it from Verbania. Some suggested Monte Massone but the distance seems wrong to me.

Further information, this was taken on the Lungolago, looking west (ever so slightly northwest).

Does anyone have a clue that could help me ? Thank you in advance !

<div class="md"><p>Hello! I have been trying to identify the snowy mountain in the far distance of this picture that I took in Pallanza, on the Lago Maggiore in Italy.</p>

<p>I looked at maps and tried to cross-reference with pictures on google but I’ve landed on some debates. </p>

<p>The second picture is a map that was placed near the lake, so I thought it would be the Monte Rosa but I saw people say that you can’t see it from Verbania. Some suggested Monte Massone but the distance seems wrong to me.</p>

<p>Further information, this was taken on the Lungolago, looking west (ever so slightly northwest).</p>

<p>Does anyone have a clue that could help me ? Thank you in advance !</p>
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Need help identifying this mountain in the Alps

Welcome! Post your photos, videos, discussions, and questions about mountains. YouTube videos are not allowed. Excessive self promotion (blogs, product links, etc.) and off topic posts will be removed.

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