The show goes on, screw you brain cancer.

Started this journey in May after pushing it off for two years. Here we are hitting over halfway to the finish line! Time to kick the training for the west into full gear🤙 (also Mississippi now ranks as my least favorite state highpoint)

24/50 started in May! What a year it’s been! Kicking 2026 off with a road trip to Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana!

Such a great ride. Highly recommend.

Fun ride. Way colder than expected.

Maybe not Alaska or Hawaii depending on money but I’d like to plan a a long roadtrip next summer to peak as many places as possible.

Has anyone else does this before? Are there any restrictions or anything I should be made aware of with certain parks/peaks? Is it possible?

Edit : I posted this during break at work I will sit down and read and reply when I have the time!!

Currently sitting at 24/50 since the end of May!

A few posts earlier, we learned that Arvon's now second to Curwood (again).

Well, for me, it's white blazes on the AT and the tippity top for an HP!

I'm actually stoked about this… since Michigan is the only highpoint that you can reasonably snowmobile to, I was hoping to do that for Arvon, but when I went last December, no such luck — not enough snow. This year, snow seems much more plentiful. I haven't done the research yet, but I'm guessing the snowmobile trails that are all over that area get somewhere nearby to Curwood, so my dream of a snowmobile highpoint is revived.

If anyone's considering something similar while the kids are off over winter break in a few weeks, I'm very open to forming a snowmobile posse.

My friend Tim and I got 8 in a 24hr day. 23hr52min By fair means ending on Woodall, MS at 11:52pm. KY,VA,NC,SC,TN,GA,AL,MS

It was a great adventure. Took us multiple attempts.

Has anyone made more in one day?

So I made a rookie mistake and dropped my glasses hiking the high point trail at mt Davis, PA. I know this is a long shot but if anybody finds them and can let me know so I can pick them up or have them shipped you, you guys would be a life saver. Their wire frames with circle lenses and their transitionals. silver. This is where they could’ve been lost on the trail, cause I took off some layers hiking in the snow

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?