State High Points List

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Rank	State	Summit Name	Elevation	Difficulty*
1	Alaska	Denali	20310	10
2	California	Mount Whitney	14495	7
3	Colorado	Mount Elbert	14433	6
4	Washington	Mount Rainier	14411	9
5	Wyoming	Gannett Peak	13804	9
6	Hawaii	Mauna Kea	13796	2
7	Utah	Kings Peak	13528	7
8	New Mexico	Wheeler Peak	13161	6
9	Nevada	Boundary Peak	13140	6
10	Montana	Granite Peak	12799	9
11	Idaho	Borah Peak	12662	8
12	Arizona	Humphreys Peak	12633	6
13	Oregon	Mount Hood	11239	8
14	Texas	Guadalupe Peak	8749	5
15	South Dakota	Harney Peak	7242	4
16	North Carolina	Mount Mitchell	6684	1
17	Tennessee	Clingmans Dome	6643	2
18	New Hampshire	Mount Washington	6288	1
19	Virginia	Mount Rogers	5729	4
20	Nebraska	Panorama Point	5426	1
21	New York	Mount Marcy	5344	5
22	Maine	Katahdin	5268	5
23	Oklahoma	Black Mesa	4973	4
24	West Virginia	Spruce Knob	4861	1
25	Georgia	Brasstown Bald	4784	2
26	Vermont	Mount Mansfield	4393	3
27	Kentucky	Black Mountain	4139	1
28	Kansas	Mount Sunflower	4039	1
29	South Carolina	Sassafras Mountain	3554	1
30	North Dakota	White Butte	3506	2
31	Massachusetts	Mount Greylock	3487	1
32	Maryland	Backbone Mountain	3360	3
33	Pennsylvania	Mount Davis	3213	1
34	Arkansas	Magazine Mountain	2753	2
35	Alabama	Cheaha Mountain	2405	1
36	Connecticut	Mount Frissell-South Slope	2372	3
37	Minnesota	Eagle Mountain	2301	4
38	Michigan	Mount Arvon	1978	1
39	Wisconsin	Timms Hill	1951	1
40	New Jersey	High Point	1803	1
41	Missouri	Taum Sauk Mountain	1772	1
42	Iowa	Hawkeye Point	1670	1
43	Ohio	Campbell Hill	1549	1
44	Indiana	Hoosier Hill	1257	1
45	Illinois	Charles Mound	1235	1
46	Rhode Island	Jerimoth Hill	812	1
47	Mississippi	Woodall Mountain	806	1
48	Louisiana	Driskill Mountain	535	2
49	Delaware	Ebright Azimuth	442	1
50	Florida	Britton Hill	345	1

*Difficulty score is determined by Martin Classification of Difficulty for U.S. State Highpoints and is based on the easiest standard route.