World’s Top 80 Most Beautiful Peaks
1) The Matterhorn (14,692 ft) – Switzerland
2) Kirkfujell (1,519 ft) – Iceland
3) Mount Fuji (12,389 ft) – Japan
4) Mount McKinley (20,310 ft) – Alaska, United States
5) Mount Everest (29,032 ft) – China, Nepal
6) Alpamayo (19,511 ft) – Peru
7) Ama Dablam (22,349 ft) – Nepal
8) Mt. Kilimanjaro (19,341 ft) – Tanzania
9) Table Mountain (3,558 ft) – South Africa
10) Cerro Torre (10,262 ft) – Argentina, Chile
11) Mount Blanc (15,766 ft) – France, Italy
12) Tre Cime di Lavaredo (9,839 ft) – Italy
13) Huayna Picchu (8,835 ft) – Peru
14) Vinicunca (17,100 ft) – Peru
15) K2 (28,251 ft) – Pakistan, China
16) Half Dome (8,846 ft) – California, United States
17) Cuernos Del Paine (9,462 ft) – Chile
18) The Eiger (13,015 ft) – Switzerland
19) Fitz Roy (11,171 ft) – Argentina, Chile
20) Aoraki / Mount Cook (12,218 ft) – New Zealand
21) Mt. Roraima (9,220 ft) – Brazil, Guyana, Venezuela
22) Thor Peak (5,495 ft) – Nunavut, Canada
23) Mount Huangshan (6,115 ft) – China
24) Mt. Assiniboine (11,870 ft) – B.C. / Alberta, Canada
25) Laila Peak (20,000 ft) – Pakistan
26) El Capitan (7,573 ft) – California, United States
27) The Pitons (2,619 ft) – Saint Lucia
28) Machapurchare (22,943 ft) – Nepal
29) Mount Logan (19,551 ft) – Yukon, Canada
30) Mount Asgard (6,611 ft) – Nunavut, Canada
31) The Spectre (6,630 ft) – Antarctica
32) Mount Etna (11,053 ft) – Italy
33) Mount Stetind (4,567 ft) – Norway
34) Licancabur (19,409 ft) – Bolivia, Chile
35) Mauna Kea (13,803 ft) – Hawaii, United States
36) Ulvetanna (9,610 ft) – Antarctica
37) Mitre Peak (5,522 ft) – New Zealand
38) Ketil (6,590 ft) – Greenland
39) Mount Damavand (18,606 ft) – Iran
40) Galdhøpiggen (8,100 ft) – Norway
41) Popocatepetl (17,694 ft) – Mexico
42) Mount Olympus (9,573 ft) – Greece
43) Mount Teide (12,188 ft) – Spain
44) Kinabalu (13,435 ft) – Malaysia
45) Polar Sun Spire (4,717 ft) – Nunavut, Canada
46) Castle Mountain (9,075 ft) – Alberta, Canada
47) Sassongher (8,743 ft) – Italy
48) Annapurna (26,545 ft) – Nepal
49) Mt. Rainier (14,411 ft) – Washington, United States
50) Devils Tower (5,112 ft) – Wyoming, United States
51) Mount Elbrus (18,510 ft) – Russia
52) Fairy Chimneys (3,622 ft) – Turkey
53) Grand Teton (13,775 ft) – Wyoming, United States
54) Mount Hua (7,067 ft) – China
55) Mount Kailash (21,778 ft) – China
56) Montserrat (4,055 ft) – Spain
57) Cradle Mountain (5,069 ft) – Australia
58) Mt. Whitney (14,505 ft) – California, United States
59) Pico de Orizaba (18,491 ft) – Mexico
60) Triglav (9,395 ft) – Slovenia
61) Mount Bromo (7,641 ft) – Indonesia
62) Aiguille Du Dru (12,316 ft) – France
63) Trango Towers (20,623 ft) – Pakistan
64) Mount Sinai (7,497 ft) – Egypt
65) Cotopaxi (19,347 ft) – Ecuador
66) Mount Otemanu (2,385 ft) – French Polynesia
67) Dalsnibba (4,843 ft) – Norway
68) Klyuchevskaya Sopka, Russia (15,597 ft)
69) Tsaranoro Be (2,625 ft) – Madagascar
70) Benbulben (1,726 ft) – Ireland
71) Ulruru (2,831 ft) – Australia
72) Zugspitze (9,718 ft) – Germany
73) Mauna Loa (13,679 ft) – Hawaii, United States
74) Adam’s Peak (7,359 ft) – Sri Lanka
75) Ben Nevis (4,413 ft) – Scotland
76) The Black Cuillin ( 3,255 ft) – Scotland
77) Mount Osorno (8,701 ft) – Chile
78) Maroon Bells (14,163 ft) – Colorado, United States
79) Mt. Sneffels (14,150 ft) – Colorado, United States
80) Mt. Robson (12,972 ft) – British Colombia, Canada
