Top of Mississippi - Woodall Mountain Summit 

Yeah, we had a ton of fun on this roadtrip! Lots more state highpoints to come... Thanks as always for watching.

Man that sounds like a great trip! I would love to visit Yosemite but the crowds and being in California have kept me away. Although, I really didn't think crowds were bad at all at GSMNP (except for maybe at a Visitor's Center during the day). We did drive through Gatlinburg but I couldn't bring myself to stop because there were SO MANY PEOPLE. How were the crowds out there for yall? The sledding at White Sands sounds great too. I really want to take my family out there.

@@CameronHall88 Yosemite is crowded. We were there on Memorial Day weekend and it was crazy. By the following Tuesday it had calmed down and it wasn't so bad. It takes a lot of advance planning for a trip to Yosemite. We camped near Groveland (Stanislaus National Forest) the first three days and made day trips to Yosemite Valley. We camped the last two days at Upper Pines under Half Dome and it was worth it. Next time we return I hope to backpack from a trail head along the road to Tioga Pass and then backpack down to Yosemite Valley. As for White Sands we stayed in an AirBnB rental in Cloudcroft as the Lincoln National Forest was shutdown due to fire risk. We only spent about two hours at White Sands. It doesn't take long to wear the kids out since there are no chair lifts to get back up to the top of the sand dunes and the heat gets to bad by noon. We camped the last night at Davis Mountains SP on the way home.

Thanks. We had a great time on our highpointing roadtrip.

Looking forward to the JMT. That's going to be awesome. Doesn't get much better than that!

We also visited Britton Hill on this trip. Not much elevation there for sure! But the short trails the county has at the park were pretty nice. Definitely way different than West Texas.

I saw your video. I'm catching up on watching RU-vid videos. We also went to GSMNP on this trip. Headed there the day after this video.

@@CameronHall88 Was that you and your family we passed coming down from Clingman’s Dome on the 9th?

@@tangenttrails that is very possible.

We ended up with 8 highpoints on this trip and none of the hikes were more than a mile. You obviously can hike farther to certain ones but it worked good for us with young kids. That's one reason I targeted that section of the country for highpoints. One thing I really enjoy about highpointing is the drive/trip to get here. I think I enjoy that almost as much as making it to the actual summit. It's neat getting to places that you normally would have never driven to. I'm sure you get to some of that heading to NM peaks.

We have all done Kansas together. And we did 8 total highpoints on this trip. Some 6000 foot peaks. But all of the highpoints in the South East are pretty easy to access. I think they're ready for some bigger hikes up a couple little more challenging highpoints.

I'm at 16.

@@CameronHall88 which was your highest?

@@hikingwithjackieboy my wife and I have done Elbert in Colorado. I think it's 14,444. Or something close to that. It's the 3rd highest state highpoint behind Alaska and California.

@@hikingwithjackieboy ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aFZ2mfFU2NA.html This is the video from our Elbert hike. I dont have videos of all our highpoints as a few of them we did before I was making youtube videos.

@@CameronHall88 Denali and Mount Whitney. I seen Denali from a long way off. It is massive.