In Disney’s Frozen, what is the name of Elsa’s ice palace’s mountain location?

In Disney’s Frozen, Elsa’s ice palace is located on the North Mountain.

Elsa creates the palace after fleeing Arendelle and embracing her ice powers during “Let It Go.” The structure rises high above the surrounding landscape and becomes one of the film’s most recognizable settings. Elsa initially treats it as a private refuge, away from the people who fear her magic.

The North Mountain is distinct from Arendelle, the kingdom where most of the early story takes place. Anna travels there to find Elsa after the kingdom is trapped in an unnatural winter. Kristoff and Sven accompany her, and the journey introduces Olaf and the snow monster Marshmallow.

The name can be confused with the palace itself, but “North Mountain” identifies the location rather than the building. The ice palace is a visual expression of Elsa’s powers and emotional isolation, not an established royal residence from her childhood.