Green Monster Trail trailhead
Deer Trail to Mt Nessmuk
Right turn to Stone Trail on Mt Nessmuk
Left turn on Stone Trail to hike down Mt Nessmuk
Horse Run Trail descending Mt Nessmuk
Left turn on Horse Run Trail
Left turn on Canada Run Rd
Right turn to Oil Well Hollow Trail
Hiking the Horse Run Trail
Oil Well Hollow Trail
Oil Well Hollow Run creek crossing
Hiking Oil Well Hollow Trail
Right turn to Bark Slide Trail (steep)
Steep Bark Slide Trail ascending Oak Point Mountain
Bark Slide Trail to ascend Oak Point Mountain
Turn to Lost Trail
Mushroom
Right turn to Oil Well Hollow Trail
Oil Well Hollow Trail sign
Left to Carpenter Trail
Mushroom
Hiking the Carpenter Trail
Pipeline view of rolling hills
Carpenter Trail
Stinger Trail
Creek crossing (filterable water)
Plantation Trail
Left to Observation Trail
Fire tower site concrete footings
Green Monster Trail sign
Turn to Stone Trail
Stone Trail on Mt Nessmuk
Old fire tower site
Jim Close Trail
Pipeline view of rolling hills and wildflowers
Black-eyed Susans wildflowers
Keep left on Jim Close Trail
Birch Still Trail
Keep right on Birch Still Trail
Hiking the steep Birch Still Trail
Birch Still Trail crosses road
Left turn on Broad Ridge Trail
Broad Ridge Trail
Hiking down the steep Broad Ridge Trail
Left Straight Run Trail
Creek crossing (filterable water)
Creek crossing (filterable water)
Creek crossing (filterable water)
Waterfall, approx 3-feet tall
Creek crossing (filterable water)
Creek crossing (filterable water)
Top of Straight Run Falls, 4-foot waterfall
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