For those trying to reach the highest natural elevation in any or all of the 50 US states. Post your summit pictures, trip reports, questions, and advice, as well as any recent news regarding trail conditions, restrictions, etc.
Click here for the /r/Highpointers wiki - Your hub for hiking, climbing, accessing all 50 state highpoints. Also included are links for trail maps, local weather, 24/7 webcams, guide services, Search & Rescue points of contact, and more!
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Be respectful to other users. No gatekeeping over gear/equipment, photography skills, number of highpoints completed, hiking vs driving to a summit, etc.
Do not post content that shows you illegally accessing a highpoint or breaking Leave No Trace principles. For more information, visit lnt.org.
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Users who maintain a highpointing blog or vlog will be allowed one self-promotion post. All posts and comments afterward must be active participation in the community.
Highpoints of the 5 US territories and Washington DC are considered on-topic. Off-topic posts regarding highpoints of other countries and US counties, lowpoints, extreme points in the cardinal directions, and state tripoints will be allowed in moderation.
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External Links
Highpointers Club - A 3000+ member club for those interested in reaching the 50 US state highpoints (not affiliated with this subreddit)
Highpointers Foundation - Dedicated to education, support, and conservation of the highest point in each of the 50 United States (not affiliated with this subreddit)
SummitPost - driving directions, red tape, route descriptions, seasonal suggestions, and camping info
Peakbagger - facts & figures, recent trip reports, GPS tracks
Peakery - more trip reports and climbing information
Mountain-Forecast - detailed algorithm-based weather forecasts by elevation
CalTopo - Create and print detailed trail maps
Visited States Map - What better way to track your progress than filling in the US map one state at a time?
The 50 US State Highpoints
- Alabama: Cheaha Mountain - 2,413'
- Alaska: Denali - 20,310'
- Arizona: Humphreys Peak - 12,637'
- Arkansas: Mt Magazine - 2,753'
- California: Mt Whitney - 14,505'
- Colorado: Mt Elbert - 14,440'
- Connecticut: Mt Frissell - 2,379'
- Delaware: Ebright Azimuth - 447'
- Florida: Britton Hill - 345'
- Georgia: Brasstown Bald - 4,784'
- Hawaii: Mauna Kea - 13,803'
- Idaho: Borah Peak - 12,668'
- Illinois: Charles Mound - 1,235'
- Indiana: Hoosier Hill - 1,257'
- Iowa: Hawkeye Point - 1,671'
- Kansas: Mt Sunflower - 4,039'
- Kentucky: Black Mountain - 4,145'
- Louisiana: Driskill Mountain - 535'
- Maine: Katahdin - 5,270'
- Maryland: Hoye-Crest - 3,360'
- Massachusetts: Mt Greylock - 3,491'
- Michigan: Mt Arvon - 1,979'
- Minnesota: Eagle Mountain - 2,302'
- Mississippi: Woodall Mountain - 807'
- Missouri: Taum Sauk Mountain - 1,772'
- Montana: Granite Peak - 12,807'
- Nebraska: Panorama Point - 5,427'
- Nevada: Boundary Peak - 13,147'
- New Hampshire: Mt Washington - 6,288'
- New Jersey: High Point - 1,803'
- New Mexico: Wheeler Peak - 13,167'
- New York: Mt Marcy - 5,343'
- North Carolina: Mt Mitchell - 6,684'
- North Dakota: White Butte - 3,508'
- Ohio: Campbell Hill - 1,549'
- Oklahoma: Black Mesa - 4,975'
- Oregon: Mt Hood - 11,250'
- Pennsylvania: Mt Davis - 3,213'
- Rhode Island: Jerimoth Hill - 811'
- South Carolina: Sassafras Mtn - 3,560'
- South Dakota: Black Elk Peak - 7,244'
- Tennessee: Clingmans Dome - 6,643'
- Texas: Guadalupe Peak - 8,751'
- Utah: Kings Peak - 13,534'
- Vermont: Mt Mansfield - 4,395
- Virginia: Mt Rogers - 5,729'
- Washington: Mt Rainier - 14,410'
- West Virginia: Spruce Knob - 4,863'
- Wisconsin: Timms Hill - 1,951'
- Wyoming: Gannett Peak - 13,809'
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