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East Face of Mt. Whitney from the summit of Mt. Langley. In the foreground, South face of Mt. Corcoran (5.10a YDS) - June 14, 2003

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Mount Whitney, at 14,494 feet, is the tallest peak in the contiguous United States. Only McKinley in Alaska is higher. Except for altitude and potential seriously bad weather, it's a fairly easy hike. So many want to get to the top there is a quota to keep the trail from serious overcrowding. Here is one link for starters, perhaps more as I update. There are numerous links to be found with a google search. Here's another.

Edited by Hill (03/27/06 11:14 AM)

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