Hikers will begin at the St. Huberts Parking area, following the paved road for 0.25 miles to the Noonmark Trail Way road. Turn left there, following until the trail begins at 0.2 miles on the right. While the trail begins climbing gradually, it quickly establishes a series of waves of intensity, climbing steeply before leveling off, and climbing steeply again.

After one particularly steep stretch, hikers will reach the first of several outcroppings that provide views to the all too distant summit as well as several of the surrounding High Peaks. From here, bedrock slabs begin making up much of the trail as it climbs very steeply up toward the summit.

At the top, incredible views of the Great Range to the west, Giant to the east, and several other High Peaks reward your effort. There is just enough foliage at the summit to offer some seclusion, but the difficulty of this hike often keeps crowds at bay. Return the way you climbed, or add a few miles and another peak (Round Mountain) for a loop back to the car.