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Grindboy
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Loop over Carter Dome to S and M Carter?
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kpmmbm
Mountain Maestro
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Eisenhower & Pierce?
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Keith
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kpmmbm
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including the elevation and mileage should make it easier (you may have noticed I didn't) but, it doesn't
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bikehikeskifish
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 kpmmbm wrote: including the elevation and mileage should make it easier (you may have noticed I didn't) but, it doesn't Sure it does. First, find all the peaks that are +/- 100 feet from the approximate elevation on Joe's profile: Code: SELECT NAME, Elevation
FROM peaks
WHERE peaks.st='NH'
AND ((peaks.elevation > 4400 AND peaks.elevation < 4700)
OR (peaks.elevation > 4800 AND peaks.elevation < 5000))
ORDER BY elevation
results in a limited set of peaks: Code: Name Elevation
Hancock 4420
Wildcat 4422
South Carter 4430
Liberty 4459
Garfield 4500
North Carter 4520
Moosilauke, South Peak 4523
Blue 4529
West Bond 4540
Adams 4 4580
Guyot 4580
Lethe 4584
Middle Carter 4610
Hight 4675
Bond 4698
Moosilauke 4802
Carter Dome 4832
South Twin 4902
Franklin 4904
Now find the highest ones - the tall one is pretty much Moosilauke, Carter Dome or South Twin. Then, what has three peaks that are close together and have approximately matching elevations? Pretty much only can be the Carters. Load up a Carters profile and voila! It was a kind of crappy day so I didn't bother with Hight, which is unusual, since I love that view. Tim
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kpmmbm
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good one
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JustJoe
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Yes. It's the Carter's. Tim's profile shows.
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bikehikeskifish
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Can also look at like this... What hike is about 12.5 miles (more than 12, less than 13) and has 3 or more peaks? Code: SELECT COUNT(peaks.name) AS PeakCount, hikes.name AS HikeName, distance
FROM hikes
JOIN hikepeaks ON hikes.id = hikepeaks.hikeid
JOIN peaks ON peaks.id = hikepeaks.peakid
WHERE distance > 12 AND distance < 13
GROUP BY (hikes.name)
HAVING COUNT(peaks.name) >= 3
ORDER BY distance
gives us: Code: PeakCount HikeName distance
3 Carters W2014 12.2
4 Washington's Birthday 2013 12.3
4 Cabot-FOT48-12 12.4
3 Carters W48 12.5
4 Carters W2012 12.6
4 Carters Nov-2012 12.6
3 Bigelows Horn, West and Avery 12.7
6 Lafayette-Lincoln-Liberty-Flume W2014 12.8
Carters (+Hight in most cases) comes up pretty often  Tim
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Granite Guy
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Tims reasoning is what was going through my head but I've never made a GPS track in my life so has nothing to go on. May explain why I am worse at this game than the picture guessing one if that's possible. 
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kpmmbm
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how 'bout this one 
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Granite Guy
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If each of those bars is three hundred feet like it seems to be in the others this one appears to just top 4000, so based on the profile I'll say Tecumseh from ski area.
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JustJoe
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I'll go with Moriah for that one.
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madmattd
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If it wasn't for the starting elevation (assuming GG is right that is), I'd go with Isolation via the Engine Hill 'whack actually. But based off a ~600ft TH elevation, I agree with Joe on Moriah from Bangor Road. EDIT: the bottom appears to have been cropped. I'm going with Isolation via Engine Hill. I have a track that is eerily similar, and the differences are easily explained by different tracks in the BW:  _________________NH 4K x6 || NH W4K || NE4K || NEHH || WNE4K 64/67 || 52WAV 19/52 My Trip Reports: http://mattshikes.blogspot.com/
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kpmmbm
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Matt is correct, its Isolation and he was in fact on this hike 
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Granite Guy
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madmattd wrote: If it wasn't for the starting elevation (assuming GG is right that is)...... That generally is a terrible assumption to make.
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madmattd
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kpmmbm wrote: Matt is correct, its Isolation and he was in fact on this hike I was wondering if it was that one. I didn't have as good an elevation plot handy on that one _________________NH 4K x6 || NH W4K || NE4K || NEHH || WNE4K 64/67 || 52WAV 19/52 My Trip Reports: http://mattshikes.blogspot.com/
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