Lookout Mountain — though it’s actually an 18 mile long ridge, it’s highest ground is rocky, formidable and foreboding. Throw in an obscuring fog and mist limiting visibility and you have the alternate name of Battle Above the Clouds.
Clark Mountain, located near Culpepper, Va. where R.E. Lee in the Spring of 1864 correctly predicted the upcoming crossing of the Union Army which started the beginning of the Overland Campaign.
Lookout Mountain, Tennessee
Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia
Cedar Mountain, Virginia
Cedar Mountain
Pine Mountain. General Leonidas Polk certainly would agree.
Maryland Heights at Harper’s Ferry.
Cedar Mountain, where A.P. Hill saves Old Stonewall from the possible embarrassment of being defeated by (gasp! choke!) Napoleon Banks!?
South mountain
Lookout Mountain — though it’s actually an 18 mile long ridge, it’s highest ground is rocky, formidable and foreboding. Throw in an obscuring fog and mist limiting visibility and you have the alternate name of Battle Above the Clouds.
Lookout Mountain
Lookout Mountain, Tennessee.
Clark Mountain, located near Culpepper, Va. where R.E. Lee in the Spring of 1864 correctly predicted the upcoming crossing of the Union Army which started the beginning of the Overland Campaign.
Agree with Clark Mountain, which unfortunately is not open to the public.
As Montgomery Meigs coined it, The Battle Above the Clouds…Chattanooga!
Ball’s Bluff
(if you will kindly demur on the subjective definitions of a mountain vs a bluff)
Sugarloaf. Look it up.