Mount Moosilauke, New Hampshire
Mount Cardigan, New Hampshire
Thoreau's Cabin Site, Walden Pond, Massachusetts
Mount Frissel, Connecticut
Mid-State Trail, Pennsylvania
Cheat River, West Virginia
Lake Superior, Michigan
Grand Central Mountain, New Mexico
Cabezon Peak, New Mexico
Quartz Ridge South Summit, Colorado
Quartz Ridge North Summit, Colorado
Mount Yale, Colorado
Chipmunk & Mount Washington, Oregon
Mount Hood, Oregon
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Mary Caperton Morton is a freelance science and travel writer with degrees in biology and geology and a master’s in science writing. A regular contributor to EARTH magazine, where her favorite beat is the Travels in Geology column, she has also written for the anthologies Best Women's Travel Writing 2010 and Best Travel Writing 2011. Mary is currently based in western Colorado. When she’s not at the computer she can usually be found outside -- hiking, skiing, climbing mountains and taking photographs. Visit her website at www.marycapertonmorton.com.
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So pretty. I love the variety of places you have visited.
love all the huge rocks and formations. great pictures
Do you leave a rock at each site? 🙂 MJ
I couldn’t choose a favorite, although I tried! All beautiful locations in their own unique way.
Perhaps it should be called, “The Highest Cairns in America” – great climbs!
Thanks! Mount Yale is the highest of this bunch: 14,196 feet!
Those rocks formation were so great!
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