North America’s Highest Peaks!

The Land God Forgot The lonely sunsets flare forlorn, Down valleys dreadly desolate; The lordly mountains soar in scorn, As still as death, as stern as fate. The lonely sunsets flame and die; The giant valleys gulp the night; The monster mountains scrape the sky, Where eager stars are diamond-bright. So gaunt against the gibbous moon, Piercing the silence velvet-piled, A lone wolf howls his ancient rune – O outcast land! O leper land! Let the lone wolf - cry all express The hate insensate of thy hand, Thy heart’s abysmal loneliness. – Robert Service
North America’s Highest Peaks
Denali	Logan	Orizaba	St Elias	Popo
Foraker	Izta	Lucania	King Pk	Steele
Bona	Blackburn	Sanford	...	Hunter

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The Big Three:

1 Denali, Alaska 20,320 feet	2 Logan, Canada 19,540 feet	3 Orizaba, Mexico 18,701 feet
Fire and Ice:

4 Saint Elias, Alaska 18,008 feet	5 Popocatépetl, Mexico 17,887 feet	6 Foraker, Alaska 17,400 feet
Gentle Sleeping Giant:

7 Iztaccíhuatl, Mexico 17,342 feet
Forgotten Yukon Surprises:

8 Mt Lucania, Yukon 17,147 feet	9 King Peak, Yukon 16,972 feet	10 Mt Steele, Yukon 16,644 feet
Alaska’s Sexy Sixteeners:

11 Mt Bona, Alaska 16,550 feet	12 Mt Blackburn, Alaska - 16,390 feet	13 Mt Sanford, Alaska 16,237 feet
Encore:

25 Mt Hunter, Alaska 14,573 feet

North America’s Highest Peaks