50 US State Highpoints Checklist
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- Cheaha Mountain, Alabama
- Denali (Mount McKinley), Alaska
- Humphreys Peak, Arizona
- Magazine Mountain (Signal Hill), Arkansas
- Mount Whitney, California
- Mount Elbert, Colorado
- Mount Frissell (South Slope), Connecticut
- Ebright Azimuth, Delaware
- Britton Hill, Florida
- Brasstown Bald, Georgia
- Mauna Kea, Hawaii
- Borah Peak, Idaho
- Charles Mound, Illinois
- Hoosier Hill, Indiana
- Hawkeye Point, Iowa
- Mount Sunflower, Kansas
- Black Mountain, Kentucky
- Driskill Mountain, Louisiana
- Mount Katahdin, Maine
- Hoye-Crest (Backbone Mountain), Maryland
- Mount Greylock, Massachusetts
- Mount Arvon, Michigan
- Eagle Mountain, Minnesota
- Woodall Mountain, Mississippi
- Taum Sauk Mountain, Missouri
- Granite Peak, Montana
- Panorama Point, Nebraska
- Boundary Peak, Nevada
- Mount Washington, New Hampshire
- High Point, New Jersey
- Wheeler Peak, New Mexico
- Mount Marcy, New York
- Mount Mitchell, North Carolina
- White Butte, North Dakota
- Campbell Hill, Ohio
- Black Mesa, Oklahoma
- Mount Hood, Oregon
- Mount Davis, Pennsylvania
- Jerimoth Hill, Rhode Island
- Sassafras Mountain, South Carolina
- Black Elk Peak, South Dakota
- Kuwohi (formerly Clingmans Dome), Tennessee
- Guadalupe Peak, Texas
- Kings Peak, Utah
- Mount Mansfield, Vermont
- Mount Rogers, Virginia
- Mount Rainier, Washington
- Spruce Knob, West Virginia
- Timms Hill, Wisconsin
- Gannett Peak, Wyoming
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A bucket list with very different levels of difficulty
Highpointing takes you to a different sort of travel destination in every state. Florida's Britton Hill is a short visit, while Denali in Alaska is an expedition requiring technical skills, favorable conditions and careful planning. The country's state highpoints aren't all mountains: some are subtle rises, privately controlled sites or high points on a ridge rather than independent summits.
This is a completion tracker, not a route guide. Check current trail conditions, access restrictions, permits and required experience for each location. Some highpoints are inaccessible at certain times or are unsafe without specialist preparation. The exact elevations reported by sources can vary slightly with updated surveys; the list prioritizes recognizable peak and place names rather than implying false numerical precision.
If your bucket list is about geographic state visits rather than summits, use our 50 US States Checklist.
The map markers identify the highest points themselves, not trailheads or parking locations. They are intended for geographic reference, not turn-by-turn navigation. Verify access and route details with the relevant land manager before traveling.
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- Mark a state highpoint only once you've reached its recognized highest point.
- Plan accessible highpoints first, then consider more remote or technical destinations when appropriate.
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