Have you ever wondered what the name of that mountain is or how many trails, streams, caves and springs are near your
area. Use the fields below to enter information to search for over 60 geographical features near you.
User "%" as a wildcard. Example: Moun% finds everything that begins with "Moun".
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Identify Summits
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Site News and Information
Welcome to Mountainpeaks.net. This site allows the user to view many differnt types of objects and points of interst on a
map and see the same objects by a "skyline" view. This will hopefully allow you to identify the many
mountain peaks and summits located near you and any location in the US.
The site also allows the user to post
pictures and images. This will allow you to see a skyline view from where you are at, see the locations on a map but also see how the mountains and summits actually look as if you where actuall there. Please feel free to add comments about the objects and share this site with your friends.
A blog has been added that is updated weekly with helpful hints on site usage and intersting stories about mountains, peaks and general outdoor activities.
Please contact us is you would like to see other types of object. We are currently collecting information on shipwrecks.
International data should be available in a month or so but no elevation information.
Biggest Mountain Peaks
Listed below are several listings that show biggest mountain peaks in many well known ranges. These ranges include the Rocky Mountains, Appalachian Mountains, the Himalayas, Andes and many other well known and not so well known ranges.
Rocky Mountains
This is the most well known mountain range in the lower US. This mountain range extends from the Canadian border all the way down to New Mexico. The range is almost 2000 miles long and is part of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and New Mexico. Many of the tallest, biggest mountain peaks are part of the Rocky Mountain ranges.
Appalachian Mountains
This is another well known mountain range that starts in Newfoundland ( Canada ) and reaches down into the northern Mississippi. The term Appalachia refers to several different regions associated with the mountain range. Most broadly, it refers to the entire mountain range with its surrounding hills and the dissected plateau region
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