1. New England 4000+ ft Mountains

Owl's Head (28 of 48)

The 28th mountain would be Owl's Head at 4,025 ft.
This hike was approximately 15 miles in length and had an overall elevation gain of 2,890 ft. It was hiked on 3-4-12 on a day where temps were just below freezing on the summit and the wind was relatively calm with only occasional gusts. It started to snow lightly in the late afternoon and picked up after dark while I finished the hike back out to my truck by headlamp. This was a long hike even with the common shortcuts. Going up the slide that is the Owl's Head Path rather than the common bushwhack proved to be quite hard and very time consuming.
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A piece of the trail where the path leads around a wet spot on the old railroad grade
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A piece of the trail where the path leads around a wet spot on the old railroad grade

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  • The Brutus Bushwhack was broken out by other hikers coming up today.  I didn't want to break trail coming up so I took the Owl's Head Path up.  I wish I had broken trail here as it certainly would have been easier
  • Heading down the Brutus Bushwhack
  • The bushwhack follows the edge of a birch glade
  • Looking up through the birch trees to the peaks to the East hidden somewhat by the snow coming down
  • The base of the Brutus Bushwhack.  Right where I thought it was and decided to continue on up the Lincoln Brook Trail
  • Back down to the Lincoln Brook Trail heading back to the truck
  • A piece of the trail where the path leads around a wet spot on the old railroad grade
  • The long walk back to the truck as the sun is getting closer to setting
  • From the light snow fall coming down this afternoon, there was a dusting on all the trees
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