Guadalupe Peak is Texas’ highest peak at 8,751ft. The hike to the top of Texas is a moderately difficult hike with over 3,000ft of elevation gain over the course of its 8.5+ miles. Hikers will likely need a half or full day to summit this mountain, depending on experience levels and conditions. In terms…
Boundary Peak is the highest mountain in Nevada at just over 13,000ft. The hike to the top of Nevada requires a lengthy drive to the base due to tough road conditions. Once you start hiking, trail conditions range from good to downright awful, with lots of loose rock and scree. This hike has two…
Mt Hood via Old Chute bring hikers to the highest point in Oregon and offers an outstanding climbing experience for those who don’t mind the early morning alarm. Most hikers attempt Mt Hood from the south route which is commonly accessed via either the Pearly Gates or Old Chute. Both routes are snow climbs,…
Kings Peak is the highest point in Utah at 13,528ft and is located in the remote Uintas Wilderness of Northeast Utah. The hike to the summit consists of a well established dirt trail with many variations to extend or shorten your trip along the way. The technical grade of this hike tops off at…
Humphreys Peak is the highest mountain in Arizona at 12,637ft. Chances are if you have been near Flagstaff, Arizona you have seen a portion or the summit of this mountain. Typically hiked during the spring, summer and fall but it can also be ascended in the winter months. Hiking consists of a dirt trail…
Mount Mansfield is Vermont’s tallest mountain at 4,395ft. This popular mountain has several hiking trails, sub-summits to explore and can be accessed via gondola or car. Unlike many peaks in the Green Mountains, Mt Mansfield’s summit is rocky with outstanding views in almost all directions on a clear day. This family friendly and dog…
