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Khatadin - it's usually in the cloud line and it's a collapsed volcano... it's extremely atmospheric to pick your way across large lava boulders on the peak ridge in a dense fog cloud.
Good call. I was going to suggest this or Mt. Washington in New Hampshire.
AKA the bumper sticker capital of the world
The first time I climbed Mt. Washington some friends took me, and I had no idea there was a road to the summit. It was so disappointing to reach the top and find a parking lot full of "This Car Climbed Mt. Washington" bumper stickers.
Lol damn that's a heck of a hike. They also have other stickers that say "This hiker climbed Mt. Washington". Much more impressive.
The wind gusts on that mountain are pretty crazy.