SpencerVT
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Here is a list I don't think exists yet: Mountains where the summit highest point is a stand alone boulder or glacial erratic.
I know of at least a few of them.
Yesterday, while working on the Vermont 500 Highest List I climbed this 1,880' peak in Granby Vermont. The summit was an absolutely enormous perfectly fractured boulder which was cool to encounter.
I can think of at least a few other mountains in the Northeast where the summit high point is a giant stand alone boulder, such as Bailey Hill 3,051' in the Adirondacks. It would be cool to assemble a list of peaks with this characteristic.
I know of at least a few of them.
Yesterday, while working on the Vermont 500 Highest List I climbed this 1,880' peak in Granby Vermont. The summit was an absolutely enormous perfectly fractured boulder which was cool to encounter.
I can think of at least a few other mountains in the Northeast where the summit high point is a giant stand alone boulder, such as Bailey Hill 3,051' in the Adirondacks. It would be cool to assemble a list of peaks with this characteristic.