Been on top of a mountain

Can you list the mountains that you’ve been on top of?

 

I have been on top of the rock of Gibraltar, does that count? lol

 

Several 14ers in Colorado and Wheeler Peak which is the highest peak in New Mexico at 13,000+

 

I think we summited San Gorgonio when I was in boarding school. We hiked around on it for awhile; that much is possibly true... I can't remember these specifics now.

 

I have been this mountain in winter and summer

 

Mount Washington


Mount Oliver


Mount Lebanon


yes all the time..

 

Panoramic view from the top of Glastonbury Tor

 

I have been there. I just forgot.

 

Avalon is never far from my Mind, Heart and Soul - Witch = Nice

 

I still like the song I found. lol

 

I have done a hike in Palm Springs that is 25 miles long with almost 10,900 feet of elevation gain

 

Mt Vesuvius, Italy

 

crow's nest, near norden california, castle craig, also on top of the sierras, verdi peek, likewise but has a fire watch tower that i visited.

all a very long time ago, when i was living in the general area of them. i'm not a climber really, but if i can walk to it, or even have to climb part way as long as its not like you have to be with a bunch of people with ropes and climbing hardware and all that. but i see a lot of people just mentioning towns at relatively high elevations. well the town were i live is one of those, and so are several, most for that matter, where i have lived. norden is at 7000 ft elevation. reno is, last i checked, 4000 and some odd. not sure i'd really count any place you can get to driving though.

first time was sometime in the mid to late 1950s, when i was still a pre-teen, last time was in the 70s when i was a 20 something.

don't think i've ever been on top one that wasn't within 50 miles of where i was living at the time though.

 

I can think of better things to get on top of. lol

 

Quite a few. 3 just last week. I don't care to name them.

 

yeah i don't know. a few of them, but i don't really keep a list or anything.

i'm pretty sure white top was the most recent. got caught in a thunderstorm up there, making it particularly memorable.

 

I've been on top of many, many mountains along the southern region of the Appalachian mountains

Their peaks arent impressive, it's not really one of those where you memorize the mountain name so you can brag about how you scaled to the top. (But they're very ancient mountains and have a certain spirituality to them. 10/10. Highly recommend )

 

Grouse Mountain !

 

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