WordNet
n. the summit of a mountain
Usage examples of "mountain peak".
And every day he descended from the mountain peak, despondent, despairing, disappointed.
Tens of thousands of dollars worth of the latest in ham gear, hidden away in the tail section of a wrecked airplane of World War II vintage, deep in the throat of an unnamed canyon on the side of a mountain peak that was located in a wilderness area where such an installation had to be illegal!
The man gave Olaf a grin that made it seem even colder on the mountain peak, and then stopped and helped the woman lean the toboggan against the rock where Sunny had served breakfast.
Such a circle had raised the glistening white towers of the castle at Thendara from the living rock of the mountain peak where it stood.
It was exciting, wildly exhilarating - a roaring fire on the top of a mountain peak where nobody perhaps had been before us.
He had no doubt but that Ann Garvin and Patricia Savage were now on the mountain peak.
There was no morgue, and fighting time in this equatorial heat, they had hastily gotten forklifts and ore freighters from the minesite and lofted the Psychlo bodies up through the clouds to the freezing temperatures and crusted ice and snow of a mountain peak once called, the man-maps said, “.
Whitney, the highest mountain peak in the 48 contiguous States, and Badwater in Death Valley, the lowest spot in the hemisphere, were both inside Inyo County, one of America's largest counties.
Once Huascar's chain was pulled to the mountain peak, the winch cable was to be carried back down and attached to a harness wrapped around the throne.
Like a band of gold she encircled the finger of a spiked mountain peak, following her master's command, waiting with immortal patience through the passing of countless days for the arrival of her sisters.
The clouds of steam that rose from the mountain peak far above and beyond Thorin Keep said that they were there, somewhere below.
The smell of sulfur was everywhere, and Huma realized that the mountain peak did not have an active heart.