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We have a winner! Mt. St. Ilja on the Peljesac Peninsula across from the island of Korcula. It seems to have a folk name of "Viper Mountain" but the folks who warned me about snakes were not hikers...

Nope now colder (literally and figuratively). Let's try another hint: the water is the Adriatic Sea. I think that narrows the field considerably!

Getting warmer though...

Nope. Now, not to be a smart ass or anything, but...there is no coastline in the Czech Republic! I guess one could mistake the water above for lakes but I'll hint that we have salt water on both...

I'm going to take that invitation! Good chance no one has been to this spot, so let's just go with the country. No fair looking up the flag but if you know the flag well then good on you!

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Yangtze River, China?

Carpey was so close, I really should give it to him. The trail we were on can be looped into the Nualolo trail. It was technically the Awaawapuhi trail though. Many maps/guides just call them both...

Very close.

Cool, I got one. Guess it's appropriate it was in CA. Here is my submission. The goal is to name the trail from which this picture was taken as the features don't have a specific name. I think folks...

Mt. Shasta. Maybe the Hotlum-Bollum ridge side?

Oh, that's teapot rock and therefore the start of the land of standing rocks road. Looking at my topo...is it Cave Arch?