Why did Josie went to the mountain at picture of Hollis woods?

In "Pictures of Hollis Woods," Josie goes to the mountain to find solace and clarity after feeling overwhelmed by her circumstances. She seeks a connection to her past and the memories of her time with the Regans, who provided her with a sense of family. The mountain represents a place of reflection and healing for Josie as she navigates her feelings of belonging and love. Ultimately, her journey to the mountain helps her confront her fears and make important decisions about her future.