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Guadalupe Peak
Amon-Carter Peak
Anthonys Nose
Bush Mountain
Capitol Mesa
Cerro Castellan
Chinati Peak
Eagle Peak
El Capitan
Fresno Peak
Goat Mountain
Hunter Peak
Indian Peak
Lost Peak
Mescalero Mountain
Mitre Peak
Mount Bonnell
Mount Livermore
Pine Peak
South Franklin Mountain
Sugarloaf Mountain
Toll Mountain
Bartlett Peak
Shumard Peak
Mount Pratt
Images of Texas for non-Texans usually include icons like Texas longhorn cattle, chili con carne, Texas Hill Country, and the Dallas Cowboys, aka America’s Team. Rarely do visions of mountains come to mind. But, surprisingly, Texas is home to over 40 mountain ranges. The three main mountain ranges are the Franklin Mountains, the Davis Mountains, and the Guadalupe Mountains. Climbers and hikers visiting the Lone Star State will find a satisfying mix of peaks to climb, scramble, and hike. Here are 25 notable mountains in Texas where outdoor enthusiasts can catch some of the most beautiful views Texas has to offer.
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