On the cold summit of Mount Rainier, July 2000 The highest point in Washington!	U.S. States High Points! How many have you been able to do? I have done all the ones above 6,000',west of the plains, excluding Hawaii and Alaska.

 

Back to PNW Treks! Back to Treks Home! Back to History! Backcountry Hiking! Back to Trails!   2000 Trip Reports! 2001 Trip Reports!	1	Alaska	Mount McKinley	20,320 '
	2	California	Mount Whitney	14,494
	3	Colorado	Mount Elbert	14,433
	4	Washington	Mount Rainier	14,410
	5	Wyoming	Gannett Peak	13,804
	6	Hawaii	Mauna Kea	13,796
	7	Utah	Kings Peak	13,528
	8	New Mexico	Wheeler Peak	13,161
	9	Nevada	Boundary Peak	13,143
	10	Montana	Granite Peak	12,799
	11	Idaho	Borah Peak	12,662
	12	Arizona	Humphreys Peak	12,633
	13	Oregon	Mount Hood	11,239
	14	Texas	Guadalupe Peak	8,749
	15	South Dakota	Harney Peak	7,242
	16	North Carolina	Mount Mitchell	6,684
	17	Tennessee	Clingmans Dome	6,643
	18	New Hampshire	Mount Washington	6,288
	19	Virginia	Mount Rogers	5,729
	20	Nebraska	Mount Constable	5,426
	21	New York	Mount Marcy	5,344
	22	Maine	Mount Katahdin	5,268
	23	Oklahoma	Black Mesa	4,973
	24	West Virginia	Spruce Knob	4,863
	25	Georgia	Brasstown Bald	4,784
	26	Vermont	Mount Mansfield	4,393
	27	Kentucky	Black Mountain	4,145
	58	Kansas	Mount Sunflower	4,039
	59	South Carolina	Sassafras Mountain	3,560
	30	North	Dakota White Butte	3,506
	31	Massachusetts	Mount Greylock	3,491
	32	Maryland	Backbone Mountain	3,360
	33	Pennsylvania	Mount Davis	3,213
	34	Arkansas	Magazine Mountain	2,753
	35	Alabama	Cheaha Mountain	2,407
	36	Connecticut	Mount Frissell	2,380
	37	Minnesota	Eagle Mountain	2,301
	38	Michigan	Mount Arvon	1,979
	39	Wisconsin	Timm Hill	1,951
	40	New Jersey	High Point	1,803
	41	Missouri	Taum Sauk Mountain	1,772
	42	Iowa	High Point	1,670
	43	Ohio	Campbell Hill	1,550
	44	Indiana	High Point	1,257
	45	Illinois	Charles Mound	1,235
	46	Rhode Island	Jerimoth Hill	812
	47	Mississippi	Woodall Mountain	806
	48	Louisiana	Driskell Mountain	535
	49	Delaware	Tower Hill	448
	50	Florida	Britton Hill	345

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