What is the most mountainous place in the United States?

Denali- Alaska – The Highest Mountain in the United States Denali is also the highest mountain in North America and is the third highest mountain of the Seven Summits (a hiking term for the tallest mountain on each continent) after Mount Everest and Aconcagua.



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