Mount Shuksan is an iconic, glaciated peak in the North Cascades of Washington, known for its dramatic beauty and challenging mountaineering routes, particularly the summit pyramid. It’s a popular destination for photographers, often seen from Picture Lake, and offers year-round recreation like hiking, climbing, and skiing in the surrounding national park area. The name comes from the Lummi word for “high peak”. The View of Mount Shuksan from Mount Baker Highway. Road conditions can change rapid

Pyramid Hill in Sai Kung is a 536 m peak named after its cone-like shape. The distance from Ngong Ping Plateau to the peak is short but clambering is still required. From the the top enjoy the splendid views of Sai Kung Islands to the East, and Ma On Shan, Sha Tin, and Tai Po to the West. To get There: From Sai Kung Town Center, take bus 299 or 99 and get off at Shui Long Wo bus stop. 🚏 #hiking #mountains #hongkong #hikinghongkong | Arcee Xandrah Rain

15K views · 639 reactions | Climbing Carstenz Pyramid, the highest peak in Oceania. | Caroline Gleich | Facebook