ANY HIGH MOUNTAIN is a term used to describe a mountain that is of considerable height. The term can be broken down into three parts: ALP (3 letters), TARN (4 letters), and PEAK (4 letters). An ALP is a high mountain or hill in the Alps, a mountain range in Europe. A TARN is a small mountain lake, often found in mountainous regions. Finally, a PEAK is the highest point of a mountain or hill. Together, these three terms form the phrase ANY HIGH MOUNTAIN, which describes a mountain of considerable height.