Hawkeye Point

Hawkeye Point

Mount Sunflower, Kansas. Ebright Azimuth, Delaware. Hawkeye Point, Iowa. Hoosier High Point, Indiana.

They may not have the name recognition of Mount McKinley (Denali), Mount Rainier, Mount Whitney, and Mount Hood. And they certainly are far, far easier to get to! But all these places have something in common. Each is the highest natural spot in its state.

DAWN WAS BUT A RUMOR on the eastern horizon when our climbing team set off from base camp, heading north toward a mountain so elusive it wasn’t even named until 1998. By 11:30 a.m., after a morning of steady advancement, our party of seven had gained the summit ridge. No one was showing signs of edema; we pushed for the top

The Peak: 1,670 feet
The view is high on soy and corn and low on drama.

Formerly a cattle feedlot, the highpoint is at the end of the feed trough.

Map and Photos

Highpoints

Attempting to climb Panorama Point, the highest spot in the state of Nebraska.

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