Mountain views from the Walker Trail
White Dot Trail parking area across from trail head
White Dot Trail begins across the street from parking area
Trail sign
Trail marker on tree
Trail substrate
Very limited parking at the White Dot Trailhead Parking Area
Steep rocky trail
Rocky outcropping
Cave fashioned out of rocky outcropping
Steady climb upward
Distant Mountains throught the trees
The summit is not too far off
Blueberries all over the place
Unusual Rocks in unusual places
View of South Uncanoonuc Mountain and the Communication towers on its summit
Blueberris make a tasty trailside nibble
Summit Sign
Summit area like a grassy meadow
Beautiful Vistas
Manchester NH in the distance from North Uncanoonuc Mountain
Trail marker on tree for the Red Dot Trail
Wide well maintained pathway
Mountain Road can be seen through the forest
Another trail across the road
The Link Trail blaze marker
Trail substrate of the Link Trail
The Link Trail crosses over the Powerline and then back into the forest
Link Trail narrows
Junction of Trails on the Link Trail
The Kenlaw Trail
The Kenlaw trail is narrow here, but easy to follow
Taber Trail is not on the map, but is on the trail
Summit Trail marker at junction of Taber Trail
Summit Trail crosses Summit Road
Re-entry to Summit Trail with broken sign and maroon/purple trail blaze marker
Summit Trail blaze marker
View near the summit of South Uncanoonuc Mountain
Trail sign junction
The Incline trail is very steep and loose rock substrate
The Walker Trail starts to the left of the Incline Trail
City of Manchester NH in the distance
Walker Trail name sign and trail blaze marker
Beautiful Vistas along the Walker Trail
Walker Trail blaze marker on tree
Cairn and Mountain Name sign
This sign shows the visitor what Mountains can be seen in the distance
Burnt out Home near Walker Trail
Communication tower on South Uncanoonuc Mountain summit
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