"First of Three high points on the weekend. Beautiful weather while we were there. It was really cool on the observation tower, seeing all the fall colored trees. This now makes three for Finn and I. " — CravinoCrew • Oct 23, 2020

"Spent Saturday getting some more state highpoints. First one of the day was Mount Davis, which was just a quick walk from the parking area. There is a tower on the summit, some signage, and a picnic area. Hiked with Kim. " — LGH-Tom • Aug 29, 2020

"Started out from the pkg area on 183. Went up the north side of the AT first and found the marker commemorating the trail builder for this section near the road. Unfortunately someone had taken the HP signin register from the mailbox." — SteveM_StickMan • Aug 20, 2020

"Hiked up here on the way to visit the grandson for birthday week. This peak is actually on the Appalachian Trail, just a short way from the White Rocks Tr. junction. Climbed up to White Rocks viewpoint on the way. Met a SB thruhiker at the Knob, then checked out the A.T. north for about 1/2 mi. before returning the same way. Hot and humid day. " — SteveM_StickMan • Aug 10, 2020

"Don't be fooled by the lowly <2,500 ft. elevation of Tuscarora Mountain ("Big Mountain"). This hike was every bit as challenging as some of the northeastern 4,000-footers in my opinion. It was a long journey: nearly eight miles round-trip from Cowans Gap to Tuscarora's summit and another two miles round-trip for nearby Hogback Mountain. It was steep in sections, particularly the initial climb to Tuscarora's ridge and the re-ascent of Tuscarora from Hogback Mountain that felt closer to nine miles than 0.9 miles. And the frozen blowdown I encountered along the Tuscarora Trail made for a navigational nightmare at times. No complaints whatsoever about the vista from Tuscarora's summit. The wintry scenes up there were magical when I returned from the grueling Hogback Trail as the clouds had whitened and the skies had turned a perfect blue hue. I would have stayed up there longer, but wanted to be completely off the mountain before darkness fell and knew that I would be racing against the sun on the shortest day of the year in terms of daylight hours. " — theascent • Dec 21, 2019