Mount Chiliad

Introduction
Mount Chiliad is one of three named mountains in Blaine County, San Andreas, the others being Mount Josiah and Mount Gordo. Mount Chiliad has the tallest peak in the state at 2619ft(798m).Two small towns sit at its base. Grapeseed can be found to the southeast, and Paleto Bay to the northwest. At the base and peak is an aerial tramway station to facilitate travel. There is also a hiking trail running down the east side of the mountain.

At the peak of the mountain is a small wooden observation deck with two stationary telescopes to look out across the state of San Andreas.

Inside the cable car station is a cryptic drawing on a wall that depicts what appears to be the mountain and various symbols. There appears to be two sealed doors leading to a cable car station room directly adjacent to the mysterious drawing. The meaning of this drawing is still unknown, though one possible interpretation is that it is a diagram of areas within the mountain that are not accessible.