I just uploaded 2 files "Kentucky Mountains Peaks & Summits.gpx" and "Tennessee Mountains Peaks & Summits.gpx"which list all mountains over 3000 feet in those 2 states.
As I travel across the US I sometimes wonder how high is that mountain in the distance so I have slowly been putting together a file of mountains I might pass.
To do this I came upon" Mountain, Hill, peak, Knob, rise, pinnacle, etc" and was from 300 to 28000 +feet so I made an executive decision. My house is at 932 feet above sea level so everything had to be higher than that. The "SEARS Tower " now renamed is around 2000 feet high so I chose 3000 feet as the start. This shortened my list from over 80,000 to about 20,000 places. I started with these two state for that is where I will be traveling next. If I missed a place feel free to let me know.
My next states are Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and going west.
I just uploaded 2 files "Kentucky Mountains Peaks & Summits.gpx" and "Tennessee Mountains Peaks & Summits.gpx"which list all mountains over 3000 feet in those 2 states.
As I travel across the US I sometimes wonder how high is that mountain in the distance so I have slowly been putting together a file of mountains I might pass.
To do this I came upon" Mountain, Hill, peak, Knob, rise, pinnacle, etc" and was from 300 to 28000 +feet so I made an executive decision. My house is at 932 feet above sea level so everything had to be higher than that. The "SEARS Tower " now renamed is around 2000 feet high so I chose 3000 feet as the start. This shortened my list from over 80,000 to about 20,000 places. I started with these two state for that is where I will be traveling next. If I missed a place feel free to let me know.
My next states are Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and going west.