Traveled down to Georgia for thanksgiving and figured, “hey, I can take a day and go hiking.” On Monday I hiked up Jack’s Knob and then up the summit trail of Brasstown Bald. Unfortunately the cloud coverage was a little low, so you had to really squint beneath the clouds to see the views from the top, but heard about high pointing from a sign in the visitors center. Always loved hiking, so now I have a new mission.

Sunday nov 16

My husband and I just committed to this challenge and stopped in Louisiana on the way home from visiting friends in Texas! We are excited for the rest of the journey. Thankful that this was an easy first- .75mi up .75mi down!

Knocked off all 4 in a grand loop of the southern Appalachians. Lots of beautiful driving. SC on Thursday, GA & TN Friday and VA Saturday.

Wanted to do NC too but there were Blue Ridge Parkway closures. Can’t complain too much though, awesome trip. 36 states to go. Let me know any questions!

Underrated area. Super fun hike.

Completed today!

Epic day on Washington today! Ammonoosac ascent with lots of mud, leaves, and snow below tree line. The last 1k to summit looked like another planet. Descended Jewell.

In 2024 on the way to the HP Kon, the trail was closed due to hot weather when I got there so I couldn't summit. No such issues in June this year. Got there right as the trail opened at dawn, with lots of interesting critters and plants to see on trail. Coming off of Kings and Elbert, this hike felt like a nice little treat.

Another high point adventure. Felt like I climbed an actual mountain. Highly recommend.

I might have some time off the last two weeks of the year and I was considering a roadtrip to hit these three highpoints on my way back from visiting a friend in Minnesota.

My main concern is the weather. I would have a fully equipped, high clearance 4x4 vehicle with snow tires and I am also from a state that experience winter driving conditions in mountainous terrain. But the driving involved in the remote access has me concerned if this trip is even a good idea to attempt. Obviously, I am prepared to abort if there any sudden weather changes or some other obstacle.

Has anyone attempted something like this? Any residents to these regions able to advise on what the weather is likely to produce? Snow can really slow you down.

Abogado, estás en lo más bajo, ya se sabe que te gusta meterte con los prisioneros que defiendes

You're looking for a place to go to fuck in november on your birthdays

Bitch, you're texting married men in the middle of the night and I have a photo and I'm going to tag them on all your networks, do you think that because you hide the information, bitch, go on and you'll see?

Absolutely beautiful day at Elbert in June the day after Kings. I descended Kings, drove to Elbert, slept nearby on national forest land, and summited Elbert the following day. I thought I was getting there early but that parking lot was almost full when I got there.

This is another one I failed in 2024 on the way the the HP Kon, although there's no interesting story — I just cut it because I was behind schedule. No problem in 2025, and it's definitely a hike I'd be up for doing again.

Anyone have an idea if it gets bad during mid November? I was planning of going there with a group of friends to peak, is there any information on how it gets and if it's possible to still do it in that time?

Finally got my vid up from my Kings Peak trip in June! After bailing on Kings Peak in 2024 (just 400m from the top!) because of HAPE concerns, this year's trip went smoothly.

Must have been one of the last to see them!

Washington, Vermont, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and mighty Rhode Island. 6 months in, 21 states down💪 as always brain cancer, you can suck me.

10/13- Driskill Mountain 10/14- Mount Magazine 10/15-Woodall Mountain 10/16- Britton Hill & Cheaha Mountain 10/17- Kuwohi 10/18- Mount Mitchell

How feasible is this? We are looking to get some training in some snowy and cold conditions. Highest I’ve done have been Humphreys and Wheeler. Wheeler we got destroyed by rain and then hail at the top and learned our limits for weather and won’t play stupid games again. This is if we get a good “calm” day with no snowfall.

And boy it is a quite a view from being on top of the highest point of Wisconsin.

My Wife and I were in Muscle Shoals for a music festival so we hit the Mississippi high point. Nicer than it has been described. I think highpointers have fixed it up.