This document lists several examples of pyramidal peaks from around the world, including the Matterhorn in Switzerland/Italy, Mt. Blanc in France, and peaks in the United States such as Mount Thielsen in Oregon and Mount Wilbur in Montana. Pyramidal peaks are formed when two or more corries and aretes meet, creating a sharply pointed summit.

1. Pyramidal Peak
• Examples:
• The Matterhorn in Zermatt, on the border between Switzerland and Italy,
• The Kitzsteinhorn near Kaprun in Salzburg, Austria,
• Mt Blanc above Chamonix in eastern France,
• Mount Thielsen in Oregon, USA,
• Mount Wilbur in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA,
• Reynolds Mountain, Glacier National Park, USA, and
• The Grand Teton, Wyoming, USA.
• Stob Dearg, (1022 m), Glencoe, Scotland
• Mount Assiniboine, (3618 m), British Columbia, Canada
Formed when two or
• Mount Aspiring/Tititea, Otago, New Zealand
more corries and aretes
• Nevado Las Agujas, Los Ríos Region, Chile
meet, creating a sharply
• Shivling (Garhwal Himalaya), Uttarakhand, India
pointed summit