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1 climb • 11.7 mi • 3,301 ft gain • 4 hr 53 min
1 climb • 13.2 mi • 2,873 ft gain • 5 hr 27 min
1 climb • 1.4 mi • 561 ft gain • 54 min
1 climb • 17.1 mi • 3,958 ft gain • 10 hr 25 min
1 climb • 2.5 mi • 678 ft gain • 46 min
1 climb • 7.1 mi • 841 ft gain • 3 hr 11 min
1 climb • 9.1 mi • 3,086 ft gain • 7 hr 24 min
1 climb • 9.4 mi • 2,742 ft gain • 5 hr 52 min
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"Started out of the Patterson Road Trailhead. It was a cold, but sunny day. The switchbacks to Prospect overlook added about half a mile more than the trail mileage online. The overlook had an amazing view of Williamstown and the valleys. Turned left towards Mount Williams, which had a few peaking views, and then through to Mount Fitch, which had no views at all (at least I couldn't find any). I turned back through Williams and back to the Overlook and then went out and back to Mount Prospect before heading back to the trailhead. The hike was a total of 11 miles. Some steep and icy parts at times, but not too difficult." — gregoryskiba • Nov 20, 2021
"A full moon loop which started on the Haley Farm trail head off rt.43
to Money Brook, skirting around Mt. Prospect and going to the Falls for a rest to enjoy the view and cool air of the falls. From the falls it was onto Wilburs clearing and then to the A/T to summit Mt. Williams. On mount williams my wife and I conversed with a large group of Yale Freshmen doing their Freshmen orientation on the A/T, they had been on the trail for three days at that point. We took pictures of the group for them, kids from around the country. After they started out another young man came along who had been on the A/T since May 1st. He was in good spirits and we had a decent talk, shot of whiskey and he enjoyed the contact. Then it was onto Mt. fitch!" — mikezilla • Aug 20, 2013
"I finally climbed this peak which I've listed as my next goal for a couple of years. This was much easier than I expected and a real pleasure. Somewhat hazy, but rain we feared did not occur. We had the trails to ourselves going up, but met three AT thru hikers from GA at the summit just as we started down, then a couple day hikers, and a crowd of kids at the trail jct. " — barbaratraver • Jul 6, 2013
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