
Hoosier High Point
Background information:
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Altitude: 1,257'
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Tidbits: Highest point in Indiana.
Summitted, September 1, 2012
Time Zone: GMT -6 hours
When to go:
The summit is reachable any time of year.
Route Selection:
No selection is required. Walk up the path/dirt roadway to the "summit".
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Packing List:
Nothing special.
Getting There:
Turn west on County Line Road in Bethel for about 1 mile and then turn left onto Elliot Road. Continue about a third of a mile and the highpoint pull-out will be on the right. The highpoint area is marker and the highpoint itself is located about 200 feet down the dirt road/path.
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Trip Description:
After driving through a road in the middle of a corn field, I turned onto another road that went through a corn field. At the intersection of the next road, drive down the road through the cornfield and park along side the cornfield. Is there a theme here? The scenery is nice (if you like looking at cornfields). There is (obviously) no view, except a view of a cornfield.

Parking on the road next to the cornfield that accesses the highpoint marker
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The summit sign on the road next to the cornfield
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The high point marker
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Summit selfie
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