Mountains of the World word searches
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Denali
Alaska's great peak, glaciers, tundra, grizzly, and sky.
PlayMount Everest
The highest peak on Earth, summit, glacier, and thin air.
PlayMount Fuji
Japan's sacred cone, pilgrim trails, cherry blossoms, and a snowy crown.
PlayMount Kilimanjaro
Africa's snow-capped roof rising above the golden savanna.
PlayThe Andes
The great spine of South America, peaks, condors, and ancient ruins.
PlayThe Himalayas
Soaring peaks, prayer flags, yaks, and monastery silence.
PlayThe Matterhorn
The jagged Alpine horn above the rooftops of Zermatt.
PlayThe Pyrenees
The ancient range dividing France and Spain, peak to valley.
PlayA closer look
About Mountains of the World
Cold air, thin sky, and a silence that hums, the great peaks of the world each have their own character: the crushing, legendary altitude of Everest and the sprawling Himalayas, the lone volcanic symmetry of Fuji rising above the clouds, the long spine of the Andes running the length of a continent, Kilimanjaro standing alone above the African plain, Denali buried in Alaskan winter, the Matterhorn's sharp silhouette cutting the alpine sky, the Pyrenees rolling between two nations and two seas. Mountains of the World gathers word searches built from those places, their summits, their ranges, the names that explorers and locals have spoken for centuries. Pick the peak that calls to you and take your time with it.