The highest peak in this mountain range is Mt. Elbert, and the northern terminus of this range is the Liard River in Canada.
This mountain range runs through the middle of the Flathead River valley and the Uinta Mountains are one of its subranges. Nature preserves in this mountain range include the Kootenay National Park and the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. The highest peak in this mountain range is Mt. Elbert, and the northern terminus of this range is the Liard River in Canada. The Owen-Spalding route is used to summit one mountain in this range; that mountain in this range is the namesake of the Grand Teton National Park. For 10 points, name this mountain range which contains landmarks such as Pike's Peak, the longest in North America.
This mountain range runs through the middle of the Flathead River valley and the Uinta Mountains are one of its subranges.
Rocky Mountains