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The trailhead and intersection with the Forest City Loop Trail.
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Signage at the start of the trail.
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A bench early in the hike overlooks the Brush Brook valley.
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As the snow melts, you can hike with light traction.
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The early part of the trail is shared with backcountry skiers.
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The Burrows Trail cuts right across a small ravine while the skin track accessing Bald Hill continues straight.
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Unique snow formations can be found when the weather is right.
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The spruce layer is dense and caked with snow in the winter.
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The trail can feel a bit claustrophobic when the snowpack is deep.
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Snow caked trees near the clearing and intersection with the Long Trail.
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The clearing at the junction of the Monroe and Long Trail.
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Follow the Long Trail south to reach the summit.
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The last few hundred yards climb steeply.
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Breaking over the tree line to incredible views.
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The Alpine Zone is home to fragile vegetation, so do the rock walk.
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Traversing through the krummholz.
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Views of Mad River Glen and Sugarbush to the south.
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Heading back down from the summit.
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