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    Nick Catania
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    View of Poke-O-Moonshine Mountain from the road to the north.
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    The trail sign along the road.
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    An information kiosk at the trailhead.
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    The registration box a few steps down the trail.
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    A wide former logging road is your path.
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    Some of the local flora.
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    The trail is flooded by beavers.
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    A beaver's lodge in the middle of its constructed pond.
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    Crossing over a beaver dam.
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    Looking back over the beaver pond.
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    The path continues up the mountain.
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    A second constructed beaver pond.
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    A lean-to at the trail intersection.
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    The former ranger cabin foundation.
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    A view of Whiteface to the west.
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    A viewpoint to the south along the way.
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    The trail becomes narrow and rocky as you approach the top.
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    Some of the local flora.
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    A scenic vantage-point over a rock ledge at the summit.
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    Peering out over the rock ledge at the summit.
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    The Poke-O-Moonshine Fire Tower.
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    Looking down at some hikers from the fire tower.
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    Treetops backed by some of the high peaks to the west.
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    Some of the high peaks to the west.
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    A view across the southern Adirondacks.
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    View to the north from the fire tower.
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    Butternut Pond to the north.
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    Lake Champlain and the Green Mountains to the east.

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