"While the actual highpoint of this peak is indistinct and humdrum, covered in trees and shrubs, the cliff overlooks provide wide-open westward views of neighboring peaks and beyond."
That sounds familiar. We have so many mountains in the east where the true summit is just a point in the woods and the views are from overlooks.
You've really got me curious about Chunky Gal Mountain now. I might have to climb it just to say I was there!
Sarah Simon - Jul 23, 2011 10:07 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Nice page
Tom,
Yeah, I play a lot of "um, where is the summit?" when I'm visiting your back east peaks. Still, I love the Appalachians. Those mountains are so old, so special...the plant-life just enthralls me.
Go check out Chunky Gal Mtn! We had a long day and just didn't have the fuel left in the tank, so to speak, to check for the high-point, but I hope you do and hope you post a mountain page for Chunky Gal, too!
CheesySciFi - Jul 23, 2011 8:59 pm - Voted 10/10
Nice page"While the actual highpoint of this peak is indistinct and humdrum, covered in trees and shrubs, the cliff overlooks provide wide-open westward views of neighboring peaks and beyond."
That sounds familiar. We have so many mountains in the east where the true summit is just a point in the woods and the views are from overlooks.
You've really got me curious about Chunky Gal Mountain now. I might have to climb it just to say I was there!
Sarah Simon - Jul 23, 2011 10:07 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Nice pageTom,
Yeah, I play a lot of "um, where is the summit?" when I'm visiting your back east peaks. Still, I love the Appalachians. Those mountains are so old, so special...the plant-life just enthralls me.
Go check out Chunky Gal Mtn! We had a long day and just didn't have the fuel left in the tank, so to speak, to check for the high-point, but I hope you do and hope you post a mountain page for Chunky Gal, too!
Sarah