And here is the object of our affections today, Coffin Top Mountain. What do you think? Are you ready? I'm ready for Coffin Top Mountain. Okay. Yeah, it looks good. It's a beautiful day to do it. Yes. Now we're leaving one old road and going up an even older road. Following stuff in up to... What is this way? Alright. Bear poop. Bear poop right on the old road. That is a big bear. Yes. This road has everything, even a bathtub, off the side in the gorge. Yeah, isn't that nice? Up the steepest slope. Follow the gradient. We're on a trail now on the left side of where we were going up. And it's a trail of wherever dear go. It's pretty high going climbing up this slope on an November 22nd. Coffin says we're turning into Vladimir Svetsky, the famous Russian fitness coach. This old barbed wire fan, it's luckily has plenty of gaps in it. Should we stay on this path or should we head over there? We're not sure. For now we stay on this slope. After slogging through Tractless Forest, we find some kind of trail. Seems to be heading toward where we think is the summit of Coffin Top. So we're going for it. Tally Ho. Same people don't do this kind of thing. We came from a meadow and Stefan says, there he is. Right there. All right, nowhere to go. Hey, there's a can. Good enough for us. We're pretty close to a few hundred feet from the top and I think this may be somebody who didn't quite make it. This below the summit here is a wonderful benefit. So Stefan pointed out we have Cook Mountain straight ahead and what North Sheep. And then we have Higgins Park. Higgins Park. And then we can even see a little piece of the Ralph Price Reservoir. Hit it to the summit. At least there's a register here. There's Ralph Price Reservoir. And Maker and Longs. This is a weird confusing summit. Here's another rock that's right next to where the register is. Which seems to be a little bit higher. Well, we climbed a 2000 feet. I think the parking area was 6,000 feet. So we've melted some belly fat at least. A lot of beautiful wilderness. Ready for a chance? All right. You want a caveman, Brian? You don't want a modern brain. Otherwise, you'll get lost out here.