← Back to context Comment by sdenton4 3 days ago (well, there is Mont Real, for which the city is named... But I'll agree it's not much of a mountain.) 2 comments sdenton4 Reply sandworm101 3 days ago Ya, all mountains get names. Passes only get names if the are legendary, usually for dramatic views or as highpoints between geographic areas. If a pass has a name, drivers should expect dramatic weather changes between one side and the other. philistine 3 days ago Mont Royal. There's no such Mont Réal.
sandworm101 3 days ago Ya, all mountains get names. Passes only get names if the are legendary, usually for dramatic views or as highpoints between geographic areas. If a pass has a name, drivers should expect dramatic weather changes between one side and the other.
Ya, all mountains get names. Passes only get names if the are legendary, usually for dramatic views or as highpoints between geographic areas. If a pass has a name, drivers should expect dramatic weather changes between one side and the other.
Mont Royal. There's no such Mont Réal.