Clearing On Buck  🖼️

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You can see from this relatively open area why Buck Mountain get's it name. As mountains go, due to it's shallow soils, there is quite a bit of grass, blueberries, and underbrush, for deer to graze on.

Taken on Wednesday September 21, 2011 at Buck Mountain.

Map: Severence Hill Trail

More about Buck Mountain...

You'll only be going up 1,985 feet in this 4 hour climb from Pilot to the top of Buck Mountain at 2,448 feet. The summit is very rocky with great views all around. Over the lake on a clear day you will see the High Peaks towering to the north.

Map: Buck Mountain
Photo: Hills around Crosset Pond
Photo: Sun Trickles Thru Butternut Brook Valley
Photo: Lake George from Summit
Photo: Cairn
Photo: Enebus and Black Mountain
Photo: Putnam Mountain Now that Fog Has Lifted
Photo: East as Fog Burns Off
Photo: Off the Mountain
Photo: Informal Campsite on Buck
Photo: Crane Mountain in Hazy Background

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