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Dedicated mountain weather forecasts for more than 12000 (and growing) major summits for climbers and mountaineers, provided for up to 8 different elevations.

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Mountain peaks closest to you

We have determined your approximate geographical location by the IP address, which suggests these 10 closest mountain peaks. Click to see more info and weather forecasts.

  1. Campbell Hill (Ohio) 472 m
  2. Hoosier Hill 383 m
  3. Sugarloaf Mountain (Rowan County, Kentucky) 411 m
  4. Stuffley Knob (Johnson County, Kentucky) 456 m
  5. Sand Hill (Noble County, Indiana) 328 m
  6. Buffalo Mountain 1210 m
  7. Jeptha Knob 1188 m
  8. The Knob (Indiana) 316 m
  9. Laurel Mountain (West Virginia) 962 m
  10. Weed Patch Hill 322 m
  11. Sugarloaf Knob 813 m
  12. Backbone Mountain 1024 m
  13. Keeney Knob 1195 m
  14. Horsepen Mountain 762 m
  15. Pine Mountain (Appalachian Mountains) 998 m
  16. Mount Davis 979 m
  17. Negro Mountain 979 m
  18. Spruce Knob 1482 m
  19. River Knobs (West Virginia) 870 m
  20. Seneca Rocks 671 m

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Mailbox Peak

Since this has not been mentioned yet here in the comments:

There are two trails up. The old trail and the new trail.

The old trail has about 4,000 feet elevation gain on less than three miles. The new trail is about 8 miles with the same elevation gain. Both are painful in their own way. I prefer the old trail up, the new trail down.

Not everyone is able to make it all the way up. Know your abilities. 4,000 feet elevation gain are no joke, you need to have a basic level of fitness. Don't assume you can wing this with sneakers and being overweight and without any level of fitness. However, if you are reasonably healthy and fit, just take your time.

Parking at the trailhead is an issue. The lower trailhead is full by around 8am or earlier on weekends. The upper trailhead has a gate that is locked at 4pm in the winter. If you don't make it back to your car before then, you'll be locked in behind the gate for the night. There is no cell phone reception at the trailhead. Plan your trip.

In winter, there will be snow and ice above 3,000 feet elevation. You should dress accordingly, have the right foot ware and bring traction devices (spikes) and hiking poles.

I've done the peak twice so far, once in December, once in January. On a clear day, the views are absolutely stunning. Tobias W. from UNITED STATES - 24 Jan 2025

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Snezka or Sněžka

Trekking to Śnieżka the highest peak of the Sudetes

Amazing one-day trek to Śnieżka in the Sudetes mountains in Poland. You will enjoy the Śnieżka peak, which is the highest peak in South-Western Poland. This trek starts in Karpacz in the buffer zone of the Karkonosze National Park, where you will meet our team, which consists of a local guide. After greeting and checking the equipment, you will start walking with our guide towards the DOM ŚLĄSKI shelter, where if you book in advance, you can spend the night! Then you will walk uphill to the Śnieżka peak, through beautiful serpentines and views at the top, you will descend from the peak to the shelter, have lunch and then return to Karpacz. The choice of route and variant depends on the season and snow conditions and avalanche reports. Remember, Śnieżka can be a very demanding expedition. At its peak, the winds reach the highest speed in the whole of Europe. In winter, the conditions at the foot of Śnieżka are comparable to those above the Arctic Circle,
The hiking trip can be done on foot, on skis or with the help of a chairlift.

If you need care and assistance, write to [email protected], tel. 0048 601 725955
Sudety mountain guide Jerzy from POLAND - 21 Jan 2025

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Borah Peak or Mount Borah

Mt Borah is the tallest of Idaho's nine 12,000 footers and also the most accessible. There's a campsite with a pit toilet at the trailhead and the trail itself is the most heavily used and best maintained of any of the 12er's, with no bushwhacking required, top to bottom. It may feel like 3.7 miles of stair climbing, but you won't lose your way! Delwyne from UNITED STATES - 17 Jan 2025

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