Ulvetanna Peak

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"Towering above the rest of a crop of snaggletooth mountains like the bony ridge of a lupine jaw—sharp, carnivorous, and ragged—this peak, whose name means “wolf’s fang” in Norwegian, is the centerpiece of the view from Echo and heightens the landscape’s absurdly cinematic feel under a never‑setting summer sun." - Nick Remsen