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Do you or have you hiked?

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Cenna

Cenna

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How "big" would the mountain option be compared to small one? Did a 5 hours hike once across some tropical foresty mountain in Chaing Mai (northern part of Thailand). Other than that, it just hills and small mountian

 
can we at least have titles for all these polls? It sucks to open the forum and everything is just called "poll: vote other or no"

 
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can we at least have titles for all these polls? It sucks to open the forum and everything is just called "poll: vote other or no"
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this please lol

Not sure how you were catergorizing the difference of mountains vs small mountains (some height levels by them would've been nice ;_; )

Anyway besides that think i've only done small mountains in my case.. least what i figure are 'small' - a few in the US over the years, and I did a dozen or so small mountain hikes during my time in Japan last year. Hiking is just fun as hell. Would love to hit up some real mountains later in life! Not Everest though, too cold. 

 
Guadalupe Peek, the highest point in Texas, and Wheeler Peek, the highest point in New Mexico.  Both involved about a 3000 foot change in elevation and 8-9 hour hike.  And I hiked down a 4000 foot peek in Austria (took a gondola up.)

Other than that a few smaller mountains/hills here and there.  I really want to hike some more, maybe do some peaks in Colorodo.

 
Pretty sure the Appalachians constitute "small mountains" but I have made hiking on those ridges last several hours before. It's beautiful country

 
I've been mostly thru smaller ones, but I went to one more major one before was I think it was Mt Konahuanui in Hawaii, not sure it counts as large Mountains though since no definition.

 
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