Mount Torbert

Mount Torbert is the highest point in the Tordrillo Mountains, a small, mainly volcanic range northwest of Anchorage, Alaska. The peak is heavily glaciated and prominent in a landscape formed by both ice and nearby volcanic activity. Though it rises within a largely volcanic mountain range, Mount Torbert is not a volcano itself. Its significance lies in its relationship to the active volcanic centers nearby, especially Mount Spurr and Crater Peak, which shape the rugged character of this part of south-central Alaska.

Tyonek, Alaska · United States