Fortnite summit peaks

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Fortnite Week 3 is still focused on aliens, and their partying habits, and one Legendary Quest will require you to place alien light communication devices on mountain tops. This will take you to several snow-topped peaks, including the summit of Apollo, Mount Kay. We'll let you know the exact locations for where to play alien light communication devices so you can complete this quest and get the nice XP reward.Alien Light Communication DevicesWhile we don't yet know why characters in the Fortnite story are trying to talk to the aliens, we have a few theories. We'll get to those in a moment. For now, let's get this challenge finished. You'll need to place alien light communication devices at two spots on the island, and there are four possible places where you can do this.What's really convenient is they're all quite close by, especially if you complete this challenge in Team Rumble where you'll start with building materials right away and you can re-glide on big falls, allowing you to build ramps from one mountain top to the next.Here are the four spots to place alien light communication devices:The snowy mountain east of Catty CornerThe snowy mountain at the foot of Mount KayThe snowy mountain southeast of Misty MeadowsThe snow mountain southwest of Misty MeadowsFour snowy mountains in the southeast of Apollo are all you need to complete this Legendary Quest.It seems as though most Fortnite quests this week revolve around Sunny's pro-alien party, so one may think these communication efforts are her just texting the aliens "u up?" However, we also know Doctor Slone, leader of the IO, is trying to infiltrate and sabotage the invaders, so it may be that these devices are her doing. Either way, it's crucial players find out what these characters have learned in order to better understand the ongoing IO-alien war.Once you've completed this Week 3 Legendary challenge, you'll be nearly done with the whole set. Be sure to check out the full list of Week 3 challenges, though, as Thursday brings more Epic Quests for even more weekly XP. Now that we've seen the new Season 7 Super Level Styles alongside the 17.10 patch, you'll want all the XP on offer so you can complete every look in the book. Mark Delaney on Google+ Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email [email protected] Verizon Mobile Gaming Hub

The Fortnite Cobalt Pack is available in New Zealand and will be available in other countries at midnight.Epic Games release new pack in the store which is only available to purchase with real money and is not available in the in-game store, The Fortnite Cobalt Pack is a new pack that has been leaked and is now showing in the PlayStation Store in New Zealand for $7.95 NZD. It will be £4.99 GBP / $5.99 USD / €4.99 EUR when it hits midnight 30th January in these countries.The Cobalt PackBy purchasing the Cobalt Pack, you will received 600 V-Bucks, the Cobalt Outfit and the Reinforced Backplate Back Bling. You can view these cosmetics individually below:Cobalt (Epic)Search and destroyCobalt Skin (Epic)Reinforced Backplate (Epic)Strong and securedReinforced Backplate (Epic)The Summit Striker Pack will be removed from the store at midnight, so it will be the last chance to buy it.The Summit Striker Pack includes 600 V-Bucks, the Summit Striker Outfit and the Top Notch Back Bling.

Trail Overview Four Peaks is an excellent off-road trail for beginners. The trail is well-maintained and can become a bit dusty at times. Located in the Tonto National Forest, Four Peaks reaches a maximum elevation of approximately 5,765 feet. The official trail designation is Trail 143, and it is typically open throughout the entire season. Difficulty Please be advised that this trail features narrow shelf roads and can become quite dusty, with blind corners at higher elevations. Exercise caution, take your time, and enjoy the scenic views for a safe and pleasant journey. History Rising dramatically on the eastern skyline of Phoenix, Four Peaks beckons adventurers with its rugged beauty. As part of the majestic Mazatzal Mountains, this formidable landmark is nestled within the wild expanse of the Four Peaks Wilderness in the Tonto National Forest, 40 miles east-northeast of Phoenix. During winter, the peaks transform into a breathtaking spectacle, cloaked in snow and visible from across the Phoenix metro area. Explorers can uncover hidden treasures here, including an amethyst mine famed for its exquisite gemstones. The name 'Four Peaks' alludes to the quartet of distinct summits crowning a north-south ridge. The northernmost summit, Brown's Peak, towers above the rest at a thrilling ~7,600 feet, marking the highest point in Maricopa County. This is a call to all who seek the thrill of the wild and the beauty of untamed nature.

Elevation Map courtesy of local rider, Mike Scott.The PeaksCrystal SummitCrystal SummitCrystal SummitCrystal Summit sits at 5,962ft of elevation and during the climb you gain approx. 1,950ft over the course of 21 miles. The timed section is ~5.15 miles.Scout MountainCrystal SummitCrystal SummitThe tippy top of Scout Mountain is a cool 6,531ft, gaining 2,050ft over 23 miles. Timed climbing section is roughly 5.2 miles. Pebble CreekPebble CreekPebble CreekThe toughest peak of the ride and the local ski hill, sits in the 3rd slot soaring to 6,601ft high. You will climb 2,200ft during your 11-mile ride. Good luck! Timed section: Roughly 4 milesBuckskinPebble CreekPebble CreekFinish out the timed sections with a climb up Buckskin. Sitting at 5,990ft of elevation you will climb 1,750 over approx. 25 miles, including a false summit to spice things up a bit. Timed section: About 5.9 milesDon't worry there probably won't be snow on these peaks on race day...Hopefully!

Extreme conditions of high altitudes, such as cold temperatures, strong UV rays, and short growing seasons.There are interpretive signage along the paths that provides insights into each species’ survival strategies, making a walk through the Alpine Gardens both visually and educationally enriching. Summit Lake Park Summit Lake Park is one of the most beautiful stops on the Mount Blue Sky Scenic Byway. Sitting at 12,830 feet, the lake and surrounding trails offer a mix of easy and more challenging hikes, with incredible mountain views. Map of Summit Lake Park / Image Credit: Denver Mountain Parks To print or download the mapClick: HERE Here’s what you can do while you’re here:Chicago Lakes Overlook TrailThis trail is a short, scenic hike that’s just about 2 miles round-trip. It takes you from Summit Lake to an overlook with jaw-dropping views of the Chicago Lakes basin and surrounding peaks.Length: ~2 miles round trip from Summit LakeElevation Gain: ~400 feetDifficulty: Easy to moderate Chicago Lakes Overlook Trail / Best Stops on Mount Blue Sky Scenic Byway Once you reach the overlook, you’ll be able to see all the way down the valley, with mountain lakes and rocky peaks on the horizon—perfect for some panoramic photos.It’s an easy-to-moderate trail, so it’s a good option for most people looking to enjoy the views without a lot of climbing! Summit Lake Loop TrailThe Summit Lake Loop Trail is a simple, half-mile walk around the lake itself. It’s flat and easy, making it ideal if you just want a quick stroll to take in the views or snap a few photos.Length: ~0.5 milesElevation Gain: MinimalDifficulty: EasyAlong the way, you can spot alpine wildflowers and might even see mountain goats lounging around.This loop is a quick way to get a taste of the alpine landscape up close, all within a stone’s throw of your car. Summit Lake Loop Trail / Best Stops on Mount Blue Sky Scenic Byway Mount Blue Sky Summit TrailheadIf you’re up for a challenge, Summit Lake is also the starting point for the trail to the Mount Blue Sky summit.Trail Type: Out-and-back trail to the summitDistance to Summit: ~3.5 miles one wayElevation Gain: ~1,400 feet from Summit Lake to the summitDifficulty: StrenuousThe trail is about 3.5 miles one way, and it’s a pretty steep climb, gaining around 1,400 feet in elevation.This hike can be tough, but the reward is huge—breathtaking, 360-degree views from the summit.You’ll need to be prepared with plenty of water, layers for changing weather, and a solid plan for the altitude, but if you’re up for it, this trail is unforgettable. Summit Interpretive Area The Summit Interpretive Area is the grand finale of the Mount Blue Sky Scenic Byway, perched at the highest accessible point along the drive.This area stands out for its sweeping views, opportunities to spot mountain wildlife, and unique historic features. Summit Interpretative Area / Best Stops on Mount Blue Sky Scenic Byway Here are a few things to do at this stop:The Mount Blue Sky Summit TrailYou can’t miss