The trail was extremely wet within the first 0.5-miles from the trailhead. Some parts of the trail were essentially creeks flowing slowly downhill. Just before the last 0.1-miles of the hike, just before the campsite, was an enormous stagnant section of water that required slow traversing to get around without falling in or sinking your feet into. The campsite was dry and the creek that flows through it did not flood the campsite like the rest of the trail. The lookout point on the way up was a nice break from the 2.5-mile hike in with packs. Hiked with Nina, Jax, Tony (HikingUpward), and Linda (HikingUpward).
Hiked out beyond the ridge campsite to the lookout point and back to the South Prong Trail. Mostly an easy hike. Amazing views into the distant mountains with an additional view of Seneca Rocks below. Hiked with Nina, Jax, Tony (HikingUpward), and Linda (HikingUpward).