Mountains with sharp peaks are often referred to as "pyramidal" or "horn" mountains. These formations typically result from glacial erosion, where glaciers carve out the sides of the mountain, creating steep, jagged profiles. An example of this type of mountain is the Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps. Such peaks are often visually striking and can present challenging climbing conditions.
Erosion from wind and rain. It might take a million years or more but the weather can turn a sharp peak into a rounded peak. Stone Mountain in Georgia is a good example. Rounded over the top, bet a few million years ago, it was assumed that it was a craggy peak.
old mountain have formed very early but young mountains have formed recently about 25 million years ago . they don't have sharp peak but young mountain have sharp peak's. they are not so much high whereas they are very much high
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communism peak is located in the Tajikstan mountains
Copetilla, Maya mountains, the molar, Richardson peak, Victoria peak, and Doyley's Delight.
The highest peak in the Great Smokey Mountains is Clingmans Dome.
Cannon Peak is in the White Mountains
The highest peak in the Appalachian Mountains is Mount Mitchell in North Carolina. It's peak is 6,684 ft (2,037 m).
Guadalupe Peak 8,749Bush Mountain 8,631Shumard Peak 8,615Bartlett Peak 8,508Mount Livermore 8,378Hunter Peak 8,368El Capitan 8,085
Botev Peak is the highest peak of the Balkan Mountains (Stara Planina).
There are 7 main mountain in the state of Texas and are over 8,000 feet. These mountains are Guadalupe Peak, Bush Mountain, Shumard Peak, Bartlett Peak, Mount Livermore, Hunter Peak and El Capitan.
Mahendragiri is a peak in the Eastern Ghat Mountains which is in the Gajapati district.