The phrase "alpine peak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mountain peak that is located in the Alps or has characteristics typical of high mountain environments.
Example: "The climbers set their sights on the challenging alpine peak, eager to reach its summit before sunset."
Alternatives: "mountain summit" or "high-altitude peak".
His is an aura of peaceable fragility, reinforced by a shock of white hair that glows under lights like an Alpine peak at morning.
How could someone who raced up Everest's north face without oxygen perish on a modest Alpine peak he had climbed many times?
Mummery began climbing without guides in 1890 and two years later led a guideless team of four on the first ascent of the Alpine peak Crépon, which had previously been considered inaccessible.
For the great bulk of the fell with its plateau ringed with the collar of snow that stamps it as Cross Fell and nowhere else, rose up straight ahead through the swirling mists almost like the final slopes of an Alpine peak.
"If you stick around long enough, a lot of things come your way," he said, sitting at a conference table far from his desk, which anyhow seemed impossible to occupy, considering the alpine peak of paperwork ascending from it like a bureaucratic Matterhorn.
On July 18th, Swissair's share price bounced up 17% off the bottom of the deep gully into which it has fallen from its alpine peak in 1998.Under the terms of this week's deal, Swissair will retain its 49.5% holding in Sabena.
The Alpine peaks that rise above Tignes are comparatively inviting.
Meat was layered in Alpine peaks toward the center of the bread for maximum effect.
All this can be enjoyed with the Alpine peaks of Salzburgerland adorning the skyline.
Grindelwald, population 3,800, lies in the foothills of a wall of Alpine peaks, rising to more than 13,000 feet.
The Alpine peaks and clanging church bells from the movie's opening montage unfurled before me in real time.
