Fisher Peak is the highest summit in the Southern Rocky Mountains at 2846m. Its prominence and dramatic shape make it easily identifiable from the surrounding communities.

The hike is a steep and sustained out-and-back with a brief respite near the upper cirque. The last 300m of elevation are gained by steep scrambling from the south col to the summit, where there's a stunning 360 degree mountain view. 

The ascent has a Strava segment:  https://www.strava.com/segments/10266617

The goal is to summit the tallest 50 peaks in Montana using the international standard of ~100m of prominence for unique peak criteria.

See below list for peak names.

Total distance is ~200 miles, nearly all off trail, and elevation gain is going to be between 100,000-150,000 feet. 

Peak List (by elevation):

1- Granite Peak, 12,799

2 - Granite NW, 12,745

3 - Mount Wood, 12,660

4 - Castle Mountain, 12,612

5 - Whitetail Peak, 12,551

6 - Silver Run Peak, 12,542

7 - Rainbow Peak, 12,540

8 - Tempest Mountain, 12,469

Fairytale castles, breathtaking views from rock pulpits, enchanted stalactite caves and beech forests flooded with light — the Swabian Jura is a special place. You can discover this incredible region in all its glory on the 222-mile (358 km) long Albsteig.

The Kreuzeck Höhenweg - referring to the southernmost mountain group of the Hohe Tauern - stands undeservedly in the shadow of its famous neighbors. The Kreuzeck group with its many small mountain lakes and lonely high cirques are very beautiful. Right across this forgotten paradise, the Kreuzeck-Höhenweg leads a fairytale-like beautiful trekking route with fantastic views. This course is a classic hut-to-hut hike and is normally walked in 5 days.