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We have determined your approximate geographical location by the IP address, which suggests these 10 closest mountain peaks. Click to see more info and weather forecasts.

  1. Hogback Mountain (Loudoun County, Virginia) 204 m
  2. Furnace Mountain (Virginia) 891 m
  3. Sugarloaf Mountain (Maryland) 391 m
  4. Short Hill Mountain 440 m
  5. Raven Rocks 443 m
  6. Purcell Knob 1200 m
  7. Loudoun Heights (Mountain) 1180 m
  8. Lambs Knoll 536 m
  9. High Knob (Blue Ridge, Virginia) 728 m
  10. Catoctin Mountain 579 m
  11. North Mountain (Virginia-West Virginia) 510 m
  12. Quirauk Mountain 654 m
  13. Signal Knob (Virginia) 642 m
  14. Third Hill Mountain 662 m
  15. Sleepy Creek Mountain 580 m
  16. Pignut Mountain 773 m
  17. Timber Ridge 413 m
  18. Knob Mountain (Page County, Virginia) 872 m
  19. Bear Garden Mountain 1566 m
  20. Mary's Rock 1071 m

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Mount Manypeaks (Western Australia)

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Camping is good at Norman's Inlet. No supplies of any kind though, including no water.
Routes to top of Mount Many Peak:
Route 1:
Cross the creek at the campsite, then head up to the ridge ahead and follow that to the summit. The higher you go, the denser the bush gets and the harder the walk becomes. It becomes extremely challenging and exhausting. Gave up before I reached the summit on this route.
Route 2: Tried from Waychinicup, only to be stopped by almost impenetrable rain forest as you get higher up. Again, failed and gave up long before reaching the summit.
Route 3: Success at last.
Walked due east along beach from Norman's inlet to where it hits the rocks. From there on, straight up to the summit in a direttissima. Exhausting and very demanding again, in many areas due to dense growth, but eventually, you reach the last bare hump of rock near the summit. Clambering over this rock up and then down again can be a bit hairy, but it gets you there. All told, with a generous lunch break the round trip took me about 10 to 12 mostly strenuous hours, but it was worth it. On a calm day after Easter, you can see the ocean speckled with vast schools of herrings and salmon.
Keep in mind that all the ocean facing slopes catch lots of rain and are therefore covered in extremely thick rain forests. Often, a machete would be very handy, but then the National Park people would take a very dim view to that sort of approach. Keep an open eye for tiger snakes, plenty of them, especially when the weather warms up after winter.
Still, a worth while expedition. Climbed the mountain several times, once with my son who was at that stage in year 4 or 5 and he managed OK.
Best Time to go: Just after Easter, then all through winter until say September. October would probably be the last opportunity, as later in the year, it gets rather warm.
Hope this helps.
Good hiking, Hans Hans R Wellinger from AUSTRALIA - 03 Apr 2021

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Mount Victoria (Tasmania)

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A tricky track. If climbing in summer, don't risk going without gaiters. A lot of high undergrowth in which snakes love to hide. Almost worth doing it in winter from the snake point of view, but you will need grippy climbing boots as the rock faces get iced over and do not thaw all day (I did it in sneakers and had to go bushbashing to avoid slipping. However, a walk that is well worth doing. ... from AUSTRALIA - 24 Mar 2021

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