'The Great Unknown' & other Mountain Peaks

[CrazyCaliope]

‘The Great Unknown’ is the name of a mountain in good ol’ New Zealand, in the Southern Alps in NZ’s South Island.
It’s a 2196m mountain. In 1935, John Pascoe named this peak 'The Great Unknown because it was a ‘cornerpost in a welter of the new country’.
And next door to this mountain is another called Little Unknown.

But are some other peculiar names for mountain peaks that you know of?

@Discussions

[RainbowCat]

The mountain peak of the mountain that I can see from my room is called “Franz” here (not the official name but everyone here knows it ) because from one side of the mountain it looks like a face and people said it’s the face of Franz

[Secretz]

Cairn Gorm, Scotland. It has a peak called “The Devil’s Point” aka The Devil’s Penis during Queen Victoria’s reign.

[anon68003072]

There are some weird names for English mountains and hills, for example the old man of conisten or however that’s spelt

[CrazyCaliope]

Yes, yes there are.