How many mountains are in the Wichita mountains?

Baldy Point (also referred to as Quartz Mountain) is the Fort Knox of granite domes in the Wichita Mountain range. In fact, Baldy's prolific south face offers what is arguably the most extensive collection of high-quality, granite routes between the Mississippi and the Rockies. Abundant classics, like S-Wall and Last of the Good Guys, provide some of the best face climbing in the region. Well-known climber and Outside Magazine contributor Doug Robinson has referred to Baldy Point as the "Tuolumne of the Midwest", a flattering compliment to Baldy's outstanding friction climbing and high quality stone.

it depends on the definition of "mountain". There are no universal definitions, so its a judgment call. Some claim 1000 ft, 3000 ft, and 2500 meters above the surrounding base land as definitions. The Wichitas aren't very high and probably don't "count" by any of those criteria (maybe the 1000 ft thing?), but they are fairly steep, and it "feels" like mountain area when you are in them.

None.