"snow mountain" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when describing a particular mountain that is covered in snow. For example: "I hiked to the top of the snow mountain and was rewarded with breathtaking views."
Ptolemy wrote of a "snow mountain" around 100 C.E.
Snow Mountain has now disappeared and only a maze of white tire tracks is left.
"Snow Mountain Passage" is a fine novel about the intrigues of California circa 1846.
For those who like the idea of sushi but can't face raw fish, the snow mountain roll is the ticket.
(The glaciers on Jade Dragon Snow Mountain contribute much of their water to the upper reaches of the Yangtze River).
The original capital of the Naxi people, before it moved to Lijiang, Baisha sits at the base of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain.
At the Winter Mountain Games presented by Eddie Bauer, Feb. 8 to 10, athletes race in categories like ice climbing, ski mountaineering, snowshoeing and on-snow mountain biking.
caribou) have been recognized (boreal caribou, shallow-snow mountain caribou, and deep-snow mountain caribou; Heard and Vagt 1998), but the correspondence between ecotypic and genetic variation is even less clear than the correspondence between subspecies and phylogeography (Serrouya et al. 2012).
Now someone is slamming a grocery basket upside down, releasing a bunch of live frogs; now a young woman is encircled by a grove of dead poplars; now snow leopards are descending upon the market in Pebble Town from Snow Mountain.
For example, when scenes are coded at a low bitrate, the motion caused by the I-frame update is typically difficult to detect in a hard-to-code scene yet becomes obvious in an easy-to-code sequence with very little motion, such as 'NTIA Snow Mountain' from CDVL.
In its place, now rocketing down snow-covered hills everywhere, is a new generation of winter toys like Isabel's, plastic contraptions made in garish colors and a multitude of shapes with names like Torpedo, Sno Missile and Snow Mountain Shredder.
