Of the mountains, the Latin feminine for alpine · Latin
Spanish and Italian, high · Spanish
A great Himalayan peak, giver of food · Sanskrit · big dogs
Piz Bernina, the highest peak of the Eastern Alps · Romansh
A Lake District fell with a famous saddle shaped ridge · Cumbric
A rock of broken angular fragments cemented together · Italian
A clear crystal mineral found in limestone and marble · Latin
The French valley town under Mont Blanc
A Karakoram peak once called Bride Peak · Balti
The Dolomites resort town
Culebra Peak in Colorado, Spanish for snake · Spanish
The great volcano of Sicily · big dogs
Mount Gingera in the Brindabella Ranges · Ngunnawal
The snowy mountain that watches over La Paz in Bolivia · Aymara
A famous snow peak in the Swiss alps · German
A fine white china clay, from a Chinese hill name · Chinese
Sweden's highest mountain · Sami
The volcanic rock that carries diamonds to the surface
La Meije, a jagged peak of the French Alps · French
Spanish for a flat topped steep sided hill · Spanish
A glittery mineral that peels into thin sheets · Latin
Mexico's highest mountain, a snow capped volcano · Nahuatl
A bush clad mountain beside Lake Taupo, beloved in Maori legend · Maori
A beautiful snow peak above the Hunza valley · Burushaski
The Rila Mountains of Bulgaria · Bulgarian
Roseberry Topping, a little peaked hill of North Yorkshire
A dark bubbly volcanic rock · Greek
A sharp peak of the Karakoram in Pakistan · Burushaski
Mount Silverheels in Colorado, named after a dancer of the gold rush
The native name for Mount Rainier · Lushootseed
The Tatra Mountains of Poland and Slovakia, also a sheepdog breed · Polish
A soft porous limestone formed in springs · Italian
The Swiss village under the Matterhorn
Germany's highest mountain · German
The highest mountain in the Americas, in the Andes of Argentina · Quechua · big dogs
The Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York · Mohawk
The very top of something
The Arapaho peaks of the Colorado Front Range · Arapaho
The mountain where the ark is said to have landed · big dogs
Mount Arrowsmith, a craggy peak of Canterbury
Mount Assiniboine, the Matterhorn of the Canadian Rockies · Ojibwe
A mass of snow sliding off a mountain · big dogs
A mountain town in the Canadian Rockies
Barrington Tops, a high plateau of rainforest in New South Wales
The tallest of the Glass House Mountains of Queensland · Kabi Kabi
From Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Britain · big dogs
A Wyoming range named for its wild sheep · big dogs
French for white, from the highest alp · French
A steep cliff standing over flat ground
Victoria's highest mountain, and a moth that gathers there each summer · Dhudhuroa
Mount Buller, a snowy peak of the Victorian Alps
A flat topped hill standing on its own
A high windswept plateau range in Scotland · Scottish · big dogs
The Catskill Mountains of New York · Dutch
The mountain range between the Black Sea and the Caspian
The Italian name for the Matterhorn · Italian
The highest of the Cheviot Hills on the Scottish border, also a breed of sheep
An Ecuadorian volcano whose summit is the farthest point from Earth's centre · Quechua · big dogs
Grand Combin, a huge glacier covered Swiss massif · French · big dogs
A perfect snowy volcano cone in Ecuador · Quechua
A narrow snow gully on a mountain face · French
The wild granite moorland of Devon, home of hardy ponies
The highest peak in North America · big dogs
A Himalayan giant whose name means white mountain · Sanskrit · big dogs
A snowy peak above Lake Wakatipu
The old English name of Mount Taranaki
The Bernese Alps peak with the famous north face · big dogs
The highest peak in Europe · Russian · big dogs
The highest mountain above sea level · big dogs
The rolling moorland of Somerset and Devon, home of wild red deer
A dark coarse rock from deep in the Earth · Italian
Mount Haast in the Southern Alps, named for the explorer Julius von Haast · German
The volcano at the heart of Jeju Island, South Korea's highest peak · Korean
The North Island mountain that greets the sunrise first · Maori
The highest mountain in Peru · Quechua · big dogs
One of the Yorkshire Three Peaks, with a flat top
A big lone peak in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales · Aboriginal Australian · big dogs
The third highest mountain on Earth, Tibetan for five treasures of snow · Tibetan · big dogs
A severe range of the highest Asian peaks · big dogs
The highest mountain in Maine, the end of the Appalachian Trail · Penobscot
Mount Kembla, a peak above Wollongong in New South Wales · Dharawal
Africa's highest mountain, a snow capped volcano in Tanzania · Swahili · big dogs
Kinder Scout, the high moorland plateau of the Peak District
Australia's highest mountain, in the Snowy Mountains · Polish · big dogs
A Himalayan giant standing beside Everest · big dogs
A vast Hawaiian shield volcano · Hawaiian · big dogs
A high pyramid shaped Himalayan peak · big dogs
A high Sierra peak buried in deep snow · big dogs
The eighth highest mountain, Sanskrit for mountain of the spirit · Sanskrit · big dogs
A compact block of mountains · French · big dogs
The pyramid peak above Zermatt · big dogs
Mitre Peak, the pointed mountain rising from Milford Sound
Italian and Spanish for mountain · Italian
A lone pyramid peak of the Cottian Alps in Italy · Italian
A Scottish mountain over three thousand feet · Scottish
The highest mountain in Britain · Scottish · big dogs
Mount Ouray in Colorado, named after a Ute chief · Ute
The Ozark Mountains of Missouri and Arkansas
The high roof of the world in central Asia
Gran Paradiso, the only Italian peak over 4,000 m entirely in Italy · Italian
The Greek mountain sacred to Apollo and the Muses · Greek
A green Greek mountain, home of the centaurs in myth · Greek
The glaciated volcano south of Seattle · big dogs
The island volcano that guards Auckland's harbour · Maori
Mount Robson, the highest peak of the Canadian Rockies
The Rocky Mountains of North America · big dogs
The biggest active volcano in New Zealand, with ski fields on its slopes · Maori · big dogs
A jagged range of peaks in Idaho
The highest fell in England · big dogs
A cone shaped Scottish mountain, the fairy hill of the Caledonians · Scottish Gaelic
Seoraksan, a rugged mountain of South Korea, snowy peaks · Korean
A Scottish Gaelic word for a sharp rocky peak · Scottish Gaelic
A big rounded fell above Keswick in the Lake District
A lively island volcano off Sicily that has been erupting for centuries · Italian
A dramatic sugarloaf mountain of the Scottish north west · Old Norse
The loose rock heaped below a cliff
A volcano near Rotorua famous for its great eruption of 1886 · Maori
The volcano of Tenerife, Spain's highest mountain · Guanche
A sharp granite range rising in Wyoming · big dogs
A volcano and New Zealand's first national park · Maori · big dogs
A rocky hill top, common on Dartmoor
An ancient red rock range in the Highlands · Scottish
The highest peak in north Africa
Slovenia's highest mountain, Slavic for three heads · Slovene
A rocky Welsh peak climbed by scrambling · Welsh
A rock made of volcanic ash, said like tough
Mount Tutoko, the highest peak of Fiordland · Maori
The range dividing Europe from Asia
The volcano above the bay of Naples · Italian · big dogs
A shining white Swiss peak, German for white peak · German
The highest of the Yorkshire Three Peaks
A snowy peak in British Columbia
A lone hill in Shropshire, a local landmark for miles around
A wild northern land of ice and high peaks · big dogs
A high canyon country in Utah · Hebrew
A high mountain pasture and peak
The great mountain range of central Europe · big dogs
A remote mountain range of central Asia
The long mountain chain of South America · big dogs
A thin sharp ridge between two valleys · French
Mount Aspiring, the Matterhorn of the Southern Alps
Bimberi Peak, the highest point in the ACT · Ngunnawal
A blue grey stone, famous from Stonehenge
A stack of stones that marks a mountain path
A steep rock bowl carved out by ice · French
Mount Coolum, a rocky peak on the Sunshine Coast · Kabi Kabi
An overhanging lip of wind blown snow
A bowl shaped hollow high on a Scottish hill · Scottish
A deep crack in a glacier · French
A jagged black rock range on the isle of Skye · Scottish
The pale rock of the Italian alps · Italian
Mount Fairweather in Alaska, named for a calm day
Mount Feathertop in the Victorian Alps, often topped with snow
The most common mineral in the Earth's crust · German
The sacred volcano of Japan · big dogs
A slow river of mountain ice · big dogs
A steep sided glen under Scottish peaks · Scottish
A banded rock made under great heat, said nice, for a very nice dog · German
A famous ridge walk in the Lake District
The highest mountain range on Earth, Sanskrit for abode of snow · Sanskrit · big dogs
Short for Kilimanjaro, the roof of Africa · big dogs
A black magnetic iron mineral, nature's lodestone
The rubble a glacier leaves behind
A mountain range and national park near Canberra · Ngunnawal
The pointed top of a mountain
Pendle Hill in Lancashire, famous for its witch tales
The highest sharp point of a mountain
High flat land lifted above the plains
A purple rock prized by the Roman emperors · Greek
The range standing between France and Spain
A ridge with a dip between two peaks, and a native bird of New Zealand
A golden rock made of sand grains pressed together
A sparkly layered rock that splits into flakes · Greek
The loose stone below a cliff
The Himalayan people known for high altitude climbing
The highest point of a mountain, from the Latin summus
Mount Tomah in the Blue Mountains, home of a botanic garden · Darug
The legendary snow creature of the Himalaya · big dogs
