"Ascended Jumpingpound Mountain in 1h 15m, attempted to summit Moose Mountain proper, but turned around at North Peak due to high winds and time constraint (ran out of day light)." — yuri • Nov 15, 2020

"Decided to try and maintain the lead on the Canadian Peakery leader board. So whyt not two peak in one day. I had my bike with me. Didn't bring a back, just had water (with electrolytes) in the car. Having tackled Cox Hill earlier in the day and seen the road I would be on, I am now heading up this road. Perhaps I should have carried a small hydration pack. Regardless I knew the descent would be quick. I road my bike maybe 8km and pushed it the road the other almost 7km. I knew this road would get me close having seen it from Moose North, and having done my homework tracing it back with Google Earth. There was only one fork, and I knew I had to pass two gas plants, so choosing the road that would lead to Moose Pad 1 & 2 was correct. From this fork it was a sufferfest walking up the road gaining 500m. I wish I would have brought a drink. At the second red railing the road crested and I locked up my bike there. About 90m left to gain. I scrambled up (moderate to difficult) a short section and then continued up steep slopes covered with vegetation. I got on the ridge and walked over to the summit. For now, this section of my peakery map is green until someone (you two know who you ..." — BertB • Jul 15, 2018