2. New England 4000+ ft Mountains

Owl's Head (66 of 67)

Peak 66 for this year would be Owl's Head at 4,025 ft. I hiked it on 1-22-15 on a day that was sunny with almost no wind. The summit temperature was 19 degrees and was quite nice with the added sun through the trees. The hike was 16.8 miles with 2,907 feet of overall gain and 3,457 feet of total elevation gain.
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A small stream of water has formed to ice and is working out into the trail
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A small stream of water has formed to ice and is working out into the trail

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  • A small stream of water has formed to ice and is working out into the trail
  • The portion of the Lincoln Woods trail that was damaged by Tropical Storm Irene
  • Looking back at some of the long boring walk that is the Lincoln Woods Trail
  • The sign for the start of the Black Pond Trail
  • The start of the Black Pond Trail
  • This flat somewhat open spot is the site of one of the old logging camps
  • Just before Black Pond, you get this view of the southern end of Owl's Head
  • With the blue sky above, it looks like it's going to be a nice day
  • The southern end of Owl's Head (not the summit)
  • Black Pond
  • The Bonds can be seen behind Black Pond
  • The Black Pond Bushwhack was easy to follow today and was nice and firm
  • The Lincoln Brook Trail where the bushwhack came out to
  • The bushwhack came out just where it needed to in order to avoid the river crossings
  • The Lincoln Brook Trail follows an old rail bed that runs next to the brook
  • Lincoln Brook, right next to the trail
  • A closer look at an open section of the brook
  • One of the well bridged, frozen brook crossings shortly before the start of the Brutus Bushwhack
  • Looking up the brook at some of the ice that has formed
  • Time for a break where the Brutus Bushwhack leaves the main trail
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