Mount Cheaha Revisited 4.25x » The lookout tower on top of Mount Cheaha – the highest point in the state of Alabama – trying to peak out through the clouds.

The lookout tower on top of Mount Cheaha - the highest point in the state of Alabama - trying to peak out through the clouds.

The final turn and final 50' of climbing to reach the tower
The lookout tower on top of Mount Cheaha - the highest point in the state of Alabama - trying to peak out through the clouds.

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