Mountain Trivia (Mini #74)

This is it. The pinnacle of trivia. Literally. This week's mini episode is all about mountains. A little geography trivia to kick off the week. Good luck with mountain trivia number one. What is the highest point on Earth? Mount Everest, It's 8848 meters tall #2 Formerly called Mount McKinley. What's the tallest mountain on Earth from base to peak? Denali #3 Let's see if you were paying attention in Argentina. Trivia What is the tallest mountain in the Southern and Western hemispheres? Akinkagwa #4 Located in Russia, What is the highest peak in Europe? Mount elbrus #5 What mountain, due to its unique shape, inspired Walt Disney to create a ride based on it in Disneyland? The Matterhorn number six. What is the second highest peak on Earth and the deadliest peak to climb? K2 #7 located in Tanzania. What is the highest peak in Africa? Mount Kilimanjaro #8. What is the highest peak in Antarctica? Vincent Massif. It's 4892 meters tall #9 What is the highest point in the Rocky Mountains of North America? Mount Elbert, located in Colorado #10 What is the highest point in the Alps of Europe? Mont Blanc. It's located on the border between France and Italy. Mind your step as you come back to base camp. Let me know on social media or in the comments how you did. I'll see you back here on Wednesday for the regular episode. This has been the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia podcast. You can learn more about the podcast at dorkygeekynerdy.com. You can support the show and get ad free episodes at patreon.com/dorky Geeky Nerdy. This show was written, produced and hosted by me, Brian Rowlands. If you're into audiobooks or want to turn your book into an audiobook, contact me at the Voices inmyhead.com. This podcast is copyrighted by Brian Rowlands. All rights reserved. Thanks for listening. Step into the strange, beautiful world of quantum physics with an introduction to quantum mechanics by West Blaine Dowler. Clear narration guides you from curious puzzles to the core ideas that reshape how we see reality. Wave particle duality, measurement, and the math that makes it all click. Perfect for commuters, students, and anyone hungry for wonder. Listen now and let one of today's clearest introductions turn confusion into clarity. Available now on Audible.