"This was my second visit to Campbell Hill, and the final side-trip on our epic road trip from Arizona to Maryland (via Texas). State high point #12 for my Mom! Last time I was here was in July 2019, and the campus was closed for the summer, so we had to walk in. Because we hit it on a Wednesday morning in early December this time, we actually got to drive onto the campus and right up to the high point! Snow all around, although apparently we weren't allowed to go sledding on the hill. :( Boo! (Not that we were going to, but it's the principle of the thing.) Classes changed while we were visiting - nostalgic to hear the electronic "bong bong bong" sound of the class-ending bells. A smooth visit. " — psychikingjes • Dec 9, 2020

"#2 for our 50 point challenge and the 2 summit for the day (Hoosier hill in the morning). Easy to get to, parked right at the summit. Signed register, took some pics, sat for a while, beautiful day. Quite a few people stopped while we were there. Good to get started, and these two appear to the the closest together. " — Cravins • Sep 26, 2020

"Gildersleeve Mountain lies on the western fringe of the Allegheny Plateau just 15-20 miles east of Downtown Cleveland. On clear days, you can see Cleveland's skyline from one of the overlook spots near the summit of this 1,160+ foot "mountain". The paved Lucky Stone Loop trail circles the summit and then continues for another mile or so in the Chapin Forest Reservation. Two paths head up the initial incline, with one being significantly steeper than the other. I chose the relatively ambitious route while the others settled for the more gradual one. Either way, this hike (more like a nature walk) wasn't too long or challenging and still offered decent lookouts of the surrounding area. Well worth stopping at on my daytrip to Northeast Ohio. " — theascent • Jun 20, 2020

"As part of a 16 or 17 state highpoint blitz of the Northeast this August while working remotely 8 hrs a day from various Starbucks. Another 14.5 hr epic start to a road trip from Thunder Bay, ON to get to Campbell Hill, OH with 8 minutes to spare before they closed the gate. 8am departure from Northern Ontario via Sault Ste Marie, down Michigan, and after a virtually non-stop day arrived at 10:22pm and scrambled around to find the highpoint as I was looking at a military gate and almost drove away before I saw the sign in the dark in a gate closing panic!" — alexjoseph • Aug 5, 2019

"State high points #21 (Campbell Hill, OH) and #22 (Hoosier Hill, IN) respectively for me! A long day with lots of driving. We started in Cleveland, OH, drove through Cuyahoga Valley National Park (saw Grapevine falls!), along portions of the Erie Canal, and then down and over to Campbell Hill and then across the border to Hoosier Hill. I did run up AND down the hill at Campbell Hill! That was exciting. No running at Hoosier Hill, it wasn't much of a walk from where you park to the high point itself. " — psychikingjes • Jul 6, 2019