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4,121 mountains with mapped routes, each on one page with every way to the top.

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Mount Mayo3,135 ft · Vermont1 route
Jump Rock3,133 ft · Virginia1 route
Mislatnah Peak3,127 ft · Oregon1 route
Long Mountain3,125 ft · West Virginia1 route
Table Rock3,123 ft · South Carolina1 routePhoto: olekinderhook, CC BY 3.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Blackrock3,122 ft · Virginia2 routesPhoto: Shenandoah National Park from Virginia, Public domain (via Wikimedia Commons)
South Turner Mountain3,120 ft · Maine1 route
Engine Hill3,118 ft · New Hampshire1 route
Round Mountain3,116 ft · New York1 route
Guffey Butte3,114 ft · Idaho1 route
Brown Mountain3,109 ft · Arizona1 route
Pyramid Mountain3,103 ft · Washington2 routesPhoto: Ron Clausen, CC BY-SA 4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Sandstone Peak3,103 ft · California1 routePhoto: Wasquewhat, CC BY-SA 4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Mine Mountain3,101 ft · North Carolina1 route
Green Knob3,100 ft · Washington1 route
Chuckey Mountain3,098 ft · Tennessee1 route
Fike Hill3,097 ft · West Virginia2 routes
Highcock Knob3,088 ft · Virginia1 route
High Point3,084 ft · New York1 routePhoto: Magpieturtle, CC BY 4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Cedar Rock3,080 ft · North Carolina2 routes
Little Hogback Mountain3,074 ft · Virginia1 route
Scarface Mountain3,071 ft · New York1 route
Tumbledown Mountain3,071 ft · Maine1 routePhoto: Noah Meyerhans, CC BY-SA 2.0 (via Wikimedia Commons)
Roundtop Mountain3,069 ft · South Carolina1 route

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How a mountain works on Roamze

1 · The mountainOne page per mountain: its height, its season, and every route up drawn on one map.

2 · The routeEach way up has its own page: where it starts, how much you climb, and what to bring.

3 · Your planTurn a route into a trip with dates, gear, food and a forecast, then watch for changes.