Out of all the 96 mountains peaks in the whole United States of America with equal to or more than 14,000 feet of topographic elevation, 29 are found in Alaska. The other mountains are found across America – 53 in Colorado, 12 in California and 2 in Washington. Here are the 29 mountain peaks in Alaska: Denali which has an elevation of 20,310 ft, Denali North Peak or Sourdough Peak with 19,470 ft, Mount Saint Elias with 18,009 ft, Peak 17400 with 17,450 ft, Mount Foraker with 17,400 ft, Mount Bona with 16,550 ft, Mount Bona and Mount Foraker Southwest Park both have 16,550 ft, Mount Blackburn with 16,390 ft, Mount Blackburn Southeast Peak with 16,286 ft, Mount Sanford with 16,237 ft.
South Buttress with 15,885 ft, Peak 15800 with 15,850 ft, Good Neighbor Peak with 15,715 ft, Mount Bona West Peak with 15,660 ft, Mount Churchill with 15,638 ft, Mount Churchill with 15,638 ft, Fairweather Mountain with 15,325 ft, Mount Hubbard with 14,951 ft, Mount Bear with 14,831 ft, Peak 14700 with 14,750 ft, East Buttress with 14,730 ft, Peak 14630 with 14,630 ft, Mount Hunter with 14,573 ft, Mount Alverstone with 14,500 ft, University Peak with 14,470 ft, Aello Peak with 14,445 ft, Snave with 14,260 ft, Mount Wrangell with 14,163 ft, Mount Augusta with 14,070 ft and Mount Wrangell West Peak with 14,013 ft.
