Juneau 5 Peaks (AK)

Submitted by Owen Hatcher on Mon, 08/03/2020 - 12:20pm
Description

Juneau, AK! Filled with mountain peaks rising from the ocean. In Juneau there are 5 popular peaks that people call the big 5. Mt. Mcginnis, Thunder Mountain, Roberts peak, Mt. Juneau, and Mt. Jumbo. All the trails leading up to the peaks have their own set of challenges that include climbing roots, running through muskeg, scrambling over rocks, etc. The terrain is not the only obstacle you have to face. Juneau is located in a temperate rain forest and receives on average 71 inches of rain per year. So you have to wait days, weeks, and sometimes months in order for the weather to cooperate.

North Country Trail, Wisconsin Section (WI)

Submitted by UltraSteph on Mon, 08/03/2020 - 10:04am
Description

The North Country National Scenic Trail is the longest national trail. Going from North Dakota to Vermont, it passes through eight states and is approximately 4,600 miles in length. However, most of the trail remains incomplete, and leverages connecting roads to span the distance. This, along with the landmarks along the route, creates naturally defined sections. This FKT highlights the Wisconsin section. The trail traverses Wisconsin over roughly 209 miles, from the boarder of Minnesota to the Michigan Upper Peninsula. This includes a combination of road connectors and trail.

Highwood Baldy (MT)

Submitted by ForrestBouge on Mon, 08/03/2020 - 09:47am
Description

Highwood Baldy is in the Lewis and Clark National Forest 32 miles east of Great Falls.  Head Southeast on US-87 for 18 miles towards Belt.  Turn left onto Central Ave  and onto Armington Rd.  Take a left to continue on Willow Creek Rd for 11 miles.  Continue straight onto Pinewood Ln for 1.2 miles.  Turn left at the Highwood Baldy sign and park.  Google Red Roof Ranch for directions.  The segment starts where the Forest service road turns at the creek to go up.

https://goo.gl/maps/6Cofas2yYHBhTN5EA

Dom, 4545m (Switzerland)

Submitted by sthugens@gmail.com on Mon, 08/03/2020 - 08:13am
Description

Up and down from the church of Randa via the north face (normal route). WS / 3a.

The Dom is the third highest mountain of the alps and the highest mountain completely standing within the Swiss borders.