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Dedo de Deus, Portuguese for Finger of God, is a granite peak in the Serra dos Órgãos mountain range of Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil. Its narrow summit rises to about 1,692 meters and resembles an upright finger pointing toward the sky, a profile that has made it a recognizable symbol of the region....
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Brazilian landmark with distinctive silhouette and national mountaineering symbolism; strong visual consensus.
Scoring methodologyMonkey Face is a freestanding rock pillar in Smith Rock State Park in central Oregon. Its weathered profile resembles a monkey's head, and a cavity high on the formation is incorporated into several climbing routes. The pillar is composed of volcanic tuff and is a prominent landmark within a park cl...
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Smith Rock signature feature with famous routes; strong sport-climbing history and high visitor recognition.
Scoring methodologyTryfan is a 917-meter mountain in the Glyderau range of Eryri, formerly called Snowdonia, in north Wales. The North Ridge is a direct rocky approach involving sustained scrambling, frequent use of the hands, and route-finding across blocks, gullies, and exposed steps. It is intended for experienced...
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Classic Snowdonia scramble with strong mountaineering reputation; distinctive hands-on ascent and popular acclaim.
Scoring methodologyEichorn Pinnacle is a granite rock tower adjoining Cathedral Peak in the Tuolumne Meadows area of Yosemite National Park. It rises from the peak's southeast side and is reached by exposed technical climbing rather than by an ordinary hiking route. The pinnacle was first climbed in 1931 by Glen Dawso...
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Elegant Yosemite pinnacle and classic technical objective; admired by climbers, modest wider recognition.
Scoring methodologyThe Old Man of Storr is a distinctive rock pinnacle on the Trotternish Ridge of the Isle of Skye, Scotland, standing approximately 160 feet (50 meters) tall at an elevation of 719 meters above sea level. The area contains several other rock formations collectively known as the Storr, with the Old Ma...
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