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Mountain peaks closest to you

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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. North Mountain (Virginia-West Virginia) 510 m
11. Catoctin Mountain 579 m
12. Quirauk Mountain 654 m
13. Signal Knob (Virginia) 642 m
14. Third Hill Mountain 662 m
15. Pignut Mountain 773 m
16. Sleepy Creek Mountain 580 m
17. Timber Ridge 413 m
18. Knob Mountain (Page County, Virginia) 872 m
19. Mary's Rock 1071 m
20. Bear Garden Mountain 1566 m

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Latest submitted climbing notes

Egmont

Great Mountain

Be aware of sudden freezes and weather change as this mountain is close to the Tasman Sea.

In summer north ridge is packed with tourists and in Winter the Plateau is packed with locals.

North ridge is the main go, stay at Tahurangi Lodge run by TAC.
North ridge is poled all the way to crater entrance but in winter it would not be advisable to use this as entrance to the crater.
Instead drop into the crater valley (more north or counter clockwise from the poles).

East is a lot steeper and less traversed if you are up for a challenge. Descend into the crater and descend down surrey to save a steep decent.

Skifield Direct is also less traversed. If you are real keen head up Ted's Alley.

South face is great if you wish to also summit Fanthams Peak. Stay or stop at Syme hut.

Plenty of other climbs too, look up the local guide book for these plus Ice climbs and rock Crags too. William Archibald from NEW ZEALAND - 18 Apr 2018

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Iztaccihuatl

Iztaccihuatl
It is a National Park, it is a good option to climb a mountain of 17119 feet, the road to get to Iztaccihuatl is traveling from Mexico City to the Town of Amecameca and going up the road to "Paso de Cortez", there you can get the entry permit in the national park office, the entrance time is from 07:00 to 21:00, on the other hand, the map is near the city of Puebla but the road is off road, so it is better to go On the way to Amecameca Paso de Cortes, when you have permission to enter the park you will have to move to "La Joya" and sleep in tents, start hiking at 02:00 to be at good altitude when the sun rises and return by the afternoon to the base camp, by the way of the "Zone of Refugees" - "The Knees" - "The pansa" and finally "the Chest", you can consult the people of Hgmexico for information of which equipment to take, which options of acclimatization, etc., since 1978 they bring people from different countries to Iztaccihuatl and to the volcanoes of Mexico and is the only one without accidents in their ascents. Guillermo Vidales from MEXICO - 14 Apr 2018

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Gori Chen

Gorichen is a high rock and ice peak and the most western and most easily accessed of the main Arunchal peaks.

This mountain was first climbed by an Indian Army expedition, led by T. Haralu, in 1966. On October 29th Maj. J.C. Joshi, Capt. N. Thapa, Lt. A.J.B. Jaini, Lt. N.P. Rajagopal, Nk. Mann Singh, L/Nk Darshan Singh, L/Nk Hira Bahadur and Gyamtsola stood on the summit. They had certain difficulties during their descent. (Source: Himalayan Mountainieering Journal, Vol. 4 No. 2 cited in "Exploring the Hidden Himalaya" by Soli Mehta and Harish Kapadia. London 1990). A second ascent was also made by an Indian Army expedition led by Maj. A. Sen.

Today it is the most frequented of the Assam peaks. The elevation of the mountain is still disputed; the 1994 Indian expedition revised it from 6858m/22500ft to 6488m/21286ft (they thought that they made the first climb....), but also other elevations have been measured.

The mountain has several subsidiary, slightly lower peaks, which also have been climbed. Together with Bhutan, Assam is the least explored of the Himalaya, and inhibits many unclimbed 6000m peaks. a kumar from INDIA - 13 Apr 2018

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