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CTMQ > Hikes, Bikes & Paddles > Peakbagging

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State Highpointing Intro
Why State Highpointing?
Peakbagging Tallies
Highpointing and Peak-Bagging Intro

New Jersey: High Point

July 29, 2007 by Steve Leave a Comment

So Creative, New Jersey High Point State Park, 1,803 Feet April 21, 2002 40th on the US State Highpoint List (Me: 2/51; Hoang: 2/51) Half the fun of highpointing for me is all the planning that leads up to the actual climb. After the delirious excitement of Jerimoth Hill, I could hardly wait to lead … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Hikes, Bikes & Paddles, Peakbagging Tagged With: Hoang, new jersey, state highpoints

Rhode Island: Jerimoth Hill

July 29, 2007 by Steve 1 Comment

So Nice I Hiked it Thrice Jerimoth Hill, 812 Feet February 2002, July 2011, August 2017 46th on the US State Highpoint List (Me: 1/51; Hoang: 1/51; Damian 1/51; Calvin: 2/51) 2017 Update: I’ve visited the mighty Rhode Island highpoint 3 times now: In 2002 with Hoang, in 2011 with Hoang and Damian, and in 2017 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Hikes, Bikes & Paddles, Peakbagging Tagged With: Calvin, Damian, Hikes with my Boys, Hoang, Rhode Island, state highpoints

Connecticut: Mt. Frissell

June 7, 2007 by Steve 4 Comments

Triple Frissell Drizzle Mt. Frissell, 2,380 Feet July 2003, August 2012, October 2017 36th on the US State Highpoint List (Me: 7/51; Calvin: 3/51) 1st on CT County Highpoint List (Me: 1/8; Calvin 2/8) 2017 Update: Had to do it. Just had to. With my son Calvin ready, willing, and able to climb mountains, it … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Classic, Everything Else, Geography, Hikes, Bikes & Paddles, Peakbagging, Superlatives Tagged With: Calvin, CT county highpoints, CT17'ers, geo-oddities, Geographic Extremes, Hikes with my Boys, Hoang, Salisbury, state highpoints

Why State Highpointing?

May 25, 2007 by Steve 1 Comment

"Why?" "What the heck?" "What's the purpose of that?" "I don't get it." These are but a few of the comments I've heard since I became aware of highpointing and decided it was a goal I'd like to pursue. And that was just from my (at the time of this writing) fiancee, the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Hikes, Bikes & Paddles, Non-CT, Peakbagging, Travel Tagged With: state highpoints

Northeast 111 (115) List

July 8, 2000 by Steve Leave a Comment

NE111 NH48, NE67, ADK46, and 2 CAT35s The Northeast 111ers is an informal group of climbers who have climbed to the summit of the 115 highest peaks of the Northeastern USA (those above 4000 feet). The mismatch between the name of the club and the number of peaks is due to more accurate surveys and other … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Hikes, Bikes & Paddles, Peakbagging Tagged With: ADK46'ers, Cat35'ers, NE111, NE67, NEHH, NH48

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