Mauna Kea Riley Kirk "White Mountain."
World map
HOTTTT! Hoootttt spot!
Erosion
Protection Sacred to Hawaiians Home to the endangered Sacred earthy location
Tallest mountain? Everest Highest altitude Mauna Kea world’s tallest
Observatory High altitude Clear air Most powerful telescope Far from urban area
Great skiing and snowboarding
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