"A new season and new reason to visit the summit of Doubletop and its neighbors Balsam Lake and Graham. After a casual jaunt up DT from Seager Tom, Mimi, Yong Ae and I relocated our cars to Mill Brook road PA for a jaunt up to the fire tower on BLM. We enjoyed our lunch at the picnic table in the sun replete with home made ginger tea thanks to Yong Ae. Finished our day with a side trip up to the communication ruins on the summit of Graham. The trees, shrubbery and various undergrowth are almost fully obscuring the view back to BLM, definitely need to use the cinder block viewing platforms." — Nimblefoot • Sep 22, 2020

"It was just what the doctor ordered as I only saw five other hikers and had the summit to myself for nearly an hour! Well, that’s not entirely true. There were two chipmunks harassing me for some of my trail mix during my lunch break. Misty and overcast. No view whatsoever but still relaxing and beautiful on the summit. It’s a shame the fire tower is dilapidated and unsafe to climb (although today it wouldn’t have improved the view). Good hike despite the less than stellar weather." — BuggysBoy • Sep 10, 2020

"Hiked this with my wife, 3 year old and 5 year old. Not too crowded today. Very easy hike with great views from the fire tower. No views from summit without climbing fire tower. Outhouse at start of trail. - nowhere to stop within about 45 minutes from trailhead. " — jan2ny • Sep 8, 2020

"Up and down the Spruceton trail with Katie. This is a horse trail. It’s an easy gradual climb. You barely notice those 2000 feet go by. There was a summit steward at the top “regulating” the traffic up the tower, meanwhile 25 or so people milling around The bottom. 🤔 Anyway, we enjoyed our summit beers while we waited. First 4K and fire tower for Katie 🥳. " — bethmorgan • Aug 22, 2020

"A quick scoot up West Kill in the morning then Red Hill in the afternoon after a bit of driving. Drove on fresh oil and stone at the end of Spruceton road put down on Wednesday the 15th. On my way to Red Hill drove by the infamous Blue Hole which was a bit zoo-ey with cars parking everywhere and people walking to the swimming hole. The boys in green(DEC) were on site doing some pricey paperwork and keeping the peace." — Nimblefoot • Jul 16, 2020