Cow Head Mountain

Cow Head Mountain is formed from volcanic debris and ash. After differential erosion and weathering, large agglomerates stand out prominently, creating a landform that resembles an ox's head. From a distance, Cow Head Mountain resembles a water buffalo submerged in the sea, facing the Pacific Ocean, with its nostrils exposed, lazily resting on the northeastern cape. This remarkably lifelike ox head makes people marvel at the wonders of nature's creation.