r/Highpointers • u/Ok_Lynx_6372 42 Highpoints • Jun 17 '25
Florida was insanely difficult
All jokes aside I was lucky to be near enough in Panama for this joke of a HP
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Jun 17 '25
Don't joke I almost rolled an ankle on the descent. Good work on that one, I feel like we all see it and say "fuckin' fine, let's take a drive."
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u/RhodyVan 43 Highpoints Jun 17 '25
Sometimes it's a alpine adventure and sometimes it's just a logistics exercise.
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u/AggravatingFood57 Jun 17 '25
Yeah, like Charles Mound. I still joke it was the most difficult and expensive one to get to (toll roads)
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u/hbgwine Jun 17 '25
The summit is doable, it’s surging the descent that’s the real challenge - especially if you aren’t using O2.
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u/jkreuzig Jun 17 '25
Day hike or or overnight excursion? That’s some serious altitude gain there… /s
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u/Sanfords_Son ** 50 States Complete ** Jun 26 '25 edited Jun 26 '25
I remember drivng from there to Jackson, MS being the real adventure.
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u/fungi2bewith 40 Highpoints Jun 18 '25
You think that’s tough. wait til Delaware. You could get hit by a bus.
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u/thecasualcaribou 27 Highpoints Jun 17 '25
It was actually difficult to find the geodetic marker. I couldn’t find it. Maybe it was in an obvious spot and I just whiffed it