Pikes Peak
Zebulon Montgomery Pike, Jr.
Montgomery
Because his last name was pike.
It was named to honor George Armstrong Custer who had met his fate a year before the county was formed.
The Sioux Lakota name for the mountain is Six Grandfathers. The mountain was later named in honor of a New York lawyer Charles E. Rushmore in 1885, long before it was selected for the presidential carving.
It is named in honor of Zebulon Pike.
It is an un-named representative mountain.
Pike's Peak was named after Zebulon Pike, an American explorer, who first documented the peak during an expedition in 1806. Although he did not reach the summit, his reports and maps brought attention to the mountain and led to it being named in his honor.
Pikes Peak is near Colorado Spring and gets its name from Zebulon Pike (1779-1813), who attempted to climb it in 1806. There are thirty-one mountains in Colorado higher than its 14,110 feet. However the location of Pikes Peak, towering up on the edge of the Great Plains.
Zebulon Montgomery Pike, Jr.
When the Spanish came to the US, they named colorado "color red", which later developed into colorado.
Longs Peak
Zebulon Pike was sent by Jefferson to explore the southern parts of the Louisiana Purchase, as Lewis and Clark were sent on a more northerly route. Pike discovered the mountain bearing his name, Pike's Peak.
The Rocky Mountains.
The Rocky Mountains
it got its name in Spanish, "colored red"
It was named after the Colorado River, early Spanish explorers named the Rio Colorado for the red colored(Spanish:Colorado)silt the river carried from the mountains.