High Points: Mt. Elbert, Colorado
Come enjoy this high peak's playground
Come enjoy this high peak's playground
An easy high point with an unpredictable personality
Get to the top and you'll hear a joyous echo
Bighorn sheep and golden eagles await you at this high point.
You could do it in a day, but don't rush this one.
The longest and wildest approach in the bunch
Head through the Pearly Gates for a heavenly sunrise
The mosquitoes make it challenging, but the towering sedimentary rock makes it worth it.
Expect unexpected challenges to reach the summit
The toughest high point in the lower 48
Don't forget your sound judgment when summitting this high point.
Your car does all the climbing here.
Hit the high point and move on to the other attractions this park offers.
America's bloodiest high point
This peak lives up to its reputation.
A high point that provides an alluring combination of scenery, storms, and access.
Welcome to this delightfully weird world of extremes.
A humble high point in a low-lying state
It's all about the journey.
A downright goofy dome marks this highpoint.
Go from the path of racecars to the path of a high point.
Look closely for the path to this high point.
Come visit this Cherokee named place of fresh green.
The mile-long walk invites contemplation like few other high point approaches.
The view is high on soy and corn and low on drama.
This old logging camp and woolly mammoth marching ground provides incredible views.
Time it just right to get to the top of this one.
Access is limited, but well worth the view.
A fitting place to ponder the true meaning of the term Hoosier.
Traveling to this point will leave you at a loss for words.
Lay low like Jesse James at this high point.
There's not a bad napping spot anywhere.
If you loathe traffic, the commute to White Butte is pure ecstasy.
Something's happening in this spot where nothing happened.
The view is nothing to write home about, but this newly crowned high point deserves a visit.
Find this high point in the largest national forest outside of Alaska.
Allow the plants to color the landscape as you make your way along the trail.
Watch out for rough weather and serpentine-like roads as you drive up to this highpoint.
A long hike to the highpoint where weather and black flies could pose a challenge.
True highpointers will find this peak.
You'll find numerous surprises as you explore the lakes, rivers and forests of this highpoint.