North America mountains

At an elevation of 20,310 ft / 6,191 m, Alaska's Denali in the Alaska Range is the highest peak in North America, one of the coveted "7 Summits".
The Rocky Mountains are the longest range in North America, extending north to south for 3,000 miles / 4,800 km across Canada and the United States, reaching elevations higher than 14,000 ft / 4,300 m in Colorado.
The ancient Appalachian Mountains stretch the length of the eastern United States and include many of the most popular peaks on peakery.
The Coast Range, Sierra Nevada, and Cascade mountain ranges run close to the Pacific coast, reaching altitudes higher than 14,000 ft /4,300 m.
The Sierra Madres stretch north-south through the center of Mexico and into Central America, and includes several volcanos over 4,000 m. Volcanic Pico de Orizaba at 18,491 ft/ 5,636 m is the highest peak in North America outside of Alaska.

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"Walked up Scenic Dr. to the end...The top of Adams Hill was off limits. Drove to Oxy Hill and walked to the top. Drove to Grace Hill and walked up the stairs to the top. There was a large house at the top and two huge fig trees covering the stairs. " — rickb • Apr 22, 2019

"Finally found some time to bushwack this hill in Pillsbury State Park. Quick climb to the height of land thru very dense spruce thickets with blowdowns all around. Difficult to crash thru to get to the 'summit' but persevered." — goshen-bagger • Apr 22, 2019

"Beautiful hike. Starts off easy for the first 2 km then gets more challenging with lots of climbing involved. There is a section where you have to squeeze yourself between the rocks! Very fun. Kids will love it! This is not a pet-friendly hike." — CPaquin • Apr 22, 2019