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Every peak here takes months of getting ready and one big day. Each page has summit facts from official sources, the summit sign, how to get the photo, and the charm. Real Summit pictures are real climbs. Sample Summit pictures show the kind of shot that makes a great charm, and aren't customer photos. Any summit works for your charm, listed here or not.

A hiker on the summit of Mt. Whitney holding the MT. WHITNEY 14,505 sign overhead, Sierra peaks behind himMt. Whitney · California · 14,505 ftA hiker standing beside the tall PIKES PEAK SUMMIT monument, which reads 14,115 feet and 4302.31 metersPikes Peak · Colorado · 14,115 ftA hiker on the rocky summit of Mount Elbert holding a hand-lettered cardboard sign reading MT ELBERT 14,440, peaks and clouds behind himMount Elbert · Colorado · 14,433 ftA hiker, seen from behind in a blue jacket, standing on a granite ledge below the Half Dome cables as hikers climb them aboveHalf Dome · California · 8,842 ftA hiker on the rocky summit beside the brown wooden sign reading SAN JACINTO PEAK ELEV. 10,834 FTSan Jacinto Peak · California · 10,834 ftA hiker standing with one foot on the metal summit plaque set on a stone base atop Mount Baldy, snowy ridge behind himMount Baldy · California · 10,064 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A climber in a helmet on the granite summit of Longs Peak holding a cardboard sign reading LONGS PEAK 14,259 FTLongs Peak · Colorado · 14,259 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A hiker on the rocky summit of Quandary Peak holding a cardboard sign reading QUANDARY PEAK 14,265 FTQuandary Peak · Colorado · 14,265 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A hiker with trekking poles on the summit of Grays Peak holding a cardboard sign reading GRAYS PEAK 14,270 FT, Torreys Peak behindGrays Peak · Colorado · 14,272 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A climber in a helmet and crampons on the snowy summit of Mount Shasta holding a cardboard sign reading MT SHASTA 14,179 FT above a sea of cloudsMount Shasta · California · 14,179 ftA hiker on the rocky summit of San Gorgonio holding a weathered wooden sign reading San Gorgonio Mtn 11503 FT., desert valleys and ridges far belowSan Gorgonio · California · 11,503 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A hiker on the red sandstone top of Angels Landing beside a pinyon pine, holding a cardboard sign reading ANGELS LANDING 5,790 FT, Zion Canyon behindAngels Landing · Utah · 5,790 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A hiker with trekking poles on the crater rim of Mount St. Helens holding a cardboard sign reading MT ST. HELENS 8,365 FT, the crater behindMount St. Helens · Washington · 8,365 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A hiker in a red jacket on the rocky summit of Mount Washington holding a cardboard sign reading MT WASHINGTON 6,288 FTMount Washington · New Hampshire · 6,288 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A hiker holding a cardboard sign reading KATAHDIN 5,268 FT overhead on the bouldery top of Baxter Peak, lakes and forest far belowKatahdin · Maine · 5,268 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A hiker in a blue jacket on the bare rock summit of Mount Marcy beside a cairn, holding a cardboard sign reading MT MARCY 5,344 FTMount Marcy · New York · 5,344 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A hiker on a stone summit platform on Mount Mitchell holding a cardboard sign reading MT MITCHELL 6,684 FT, blue ridges behindMount Mitchell · North Carolina · 6,684 ftSample summit photo, not a customer's climb: A hiker on the Kuwohi observation tower platform holding a cardboard sign reading KUWOHI 6,643 FT, Smoky Mountain ridges behindKuwohi (Clingmans Dome) · TN & NC · 6,643 ft

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