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Highlights
- The profile of Round Mountain stands in stark contrast with the pointed profile of nearby Noonmark.
Latest summits
"We parked at round pond trail head on RT 73. There was a cool beaver damn about .5 miles in, then we hit round pond. From there we headed up to a trail junction with Noonmark and took the tail to round mountain. Great day, easy hike, 360 degree view from the top" — toddanderson • Aug 8, 2015
"Hiked late in the afternoon after long day of waiting for weather to clear. Just as I reached the summit, dark thunderclouds blew blew in suddenly from the north or northwest and I sought cover below the tree line. Peak was very open and has good views in all directions. Would have liked to stay longer." — rschainbaum • Jun 16, 2015
"Our first hike of 2015, we hope we keep it going. Steep and short but great views from the bald summit. Noonmark blocks some views to the west but outside of that you can see it all especially Giant, Rocky and Dix." — hbotc • May 17, 2015
"I did a loop ausable Parking to round mountain down and over to base of noonmark over noonmark and back to ausable club parking.
http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/ascent.aspx?aid=523946" — brian-gordon • May 2, 2015
"Hiked Noonmark and Round. Both are great rocky summits with views. Round is really interesting with lots of rocks to explore on the summit. See my blog post at http://offonadventure.blogspot.com/2011/10/noonmark-and-round-mountains-102911.html" — Telemarkmike • Oct 29, 2011
"I had always wanted to climb Round Mt. because it looked so appealing driving down Rt. 73, so after we summited Noonmark we went down the Adler Trail, then climbed Round. We saw many lady's slippers on the trail going up. We had wonderful views on top. And our knees hurt badly on the steep (seemingly endless) descent." — barbaratraver • Jun 24, 1996
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