Hiking Journal - 50 Highpoints of the United States - Compact Logbook
Hiking Journal - 50 Highpoints of the United States - Compact Logbook
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In this review the Hiking Journal - 50 Highpoints of the United States is examined for hikers who are tracking state highpoints and need a compact, purpose-built logbook. The bottom line: this journal from Trekking Pals is best for planners and memory-keepers because it combines a checklist of all 50 US highpoints with a dedicated page for each peak, providing space to record elevation, trail details, weather and wildlife observations. It is a practical, focused hiking companion rather than a general travel notebook.
Key Features
- Complete 50-state checklist: The included checklist helps highpointers track progress and plan which state peaks remain to be climbed.
- Individual peak pages: Each state peak has a full page with fields for peak name, elevation and state so entries stay organized and easy to reference later.
- Detailed logging prompts: Sections for time, date, trail information, weather and wildlife encounters make entries consistent and useful for trip planning and memory keeping.
- Portable size: At roughly 6 x 0.47 x 9 in it fits comfortably in a pack or daypack for field use on hikes.
- Paper and layout: Bright white interior stock and 207 pages offer durable, readable pages that stand up to frequent writing and long-term storage.
Who It's For
The journal is aimed at dedicated US highpointers, weekend hikers and trip leaders who want a simple, uniform system to record climbs of the highest natural point in each state. The focused prompts are helpful for building a catalog of each summit with practical trip data.
Those who want a general travel diary with long-form narrative space or a waterproof, field-ready expedition log with laminated pages should look elsewhere; this is a paper journal optimized for structured entries and checklists rather than heavy-weather use.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Simple, consistent layout for all 50 peaks makes it easy to compare trips over time.
- Compact dimensions and modest page count keep weight low in a pack.
- Bright white interior stock improves legibility for notes and sketches.
Cons
- Not waterproof or specifically ruggedized, so it needs protection in wet conditions.
Specifications
| Title | America's Peaks Hiking logbook |
| Author | Trekking Pals |
| Dimensions | 6 x 0.47 x 9 in |
| Pages | 207 pages |
| Cover color | Nude |
| Interior | Bright white interior stock |
| Includes | Checklist of all 50 US high points |
Our Verdict
The Hiking Journal - 50 Highpoints of the United States is a practical, well-sized logbook for anyone pursuing state highpoints or who wants a tidy record of summit data. It offers purposeful prompts and a full checklist that together make it good value for planners and memory-keepers, but those needing rugged, waterproof pages should add protective measures before field use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the journal include a checklist of all 50 highpoints?
Yes, it includes a complete checklist of the 50 US highpoints to track progress.
Is the paper suitable for ink and pencil?
The journal uses bright white interior stock that is suitable for pencil and most pens, providing clear, legible entries.
Will this fit in a daypack?
At about 6 x 9 in it is compact enough to fit comfortably in most daypacks and pack pockets.
Editor's Take
The Hiking Journal - 50 Highpoints is a compact, purpose-built logbook with a full checklist and dedicated pages for each state peak, ideal for planners and memory-keepers though not waterproof.

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