Pike's Peak
/ˌpaɪks ˈpiːk/
/ˌpaɪks ˈpiːk/
- a US mountain in the Rocky Mountains near Colorado Springs, Colorado. 'Pike's Peak or Bust' was the cry of people who rushed to that area when gold was discovered in 1859 and of later people who used the mountain as a place to aim for as they travelled west. It is 14 110 feet/4 304 metres high and named after Zebulon Pike, who discovered it in 1806.
派克峰（Pike's Peak）：落矶山脉的美国山在科罗拉多州科罗拉多斯普林斯附近。“派克峰或半身像”是人们在1859年发现金矿时赶到该地区的呼声，以及后来人们以这座山为目的地向西行驶的人们的呐喊。它高14110英尺/ 4 304米，以Zebulon Pike的名字命名，他于1806年发现了它。