Today we hiked to the top of highpoint number 40. We climbed Humphrey's Peak in AZ, 12,633 feet above sea level. It was probably one of the easier high altitude hikes for us, other than the gale force winds that tried to blow us off the top. Three guys before us turned around, about 50 vertical feet away from the top, because they were afraid of being blown off.
We actually crawled on hands and knees for the last 50 vertical feet, but we made it! Check out some pics.
Hunckered down at the top.
Humphrey's Peak is to the far left.
The trees were in full Fall effect.
We called it the yellow brick road.
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