Spring trail conditions can be unpredictable with ice, mud and snow possible. For your safety and to reduce erosion, please wear micro-spikes and stay on the middle of the trail.
3.9 mile loop (775 ft. elevation gain)
This trail offers an opportunity for moderate hiking, with outlooks providing views of the surrounding lakes and mountains. From the parking area on Watson Pond Road, the trail heads through a young hardwood forest for one mile to a junction where a loop begins. Hikers can continue straight or bear right on the snowmobile trail. After 0.75 miles the trail bears left off the snowmobile trail; keep an eye out for a sign. From the highest point on the loop is a 0.3-mile spur trail leading to the summit of Round Top, which provides excellent views to the east.
Distance:
0.4 miles each way
Trailhead:
A parking lot is located near the corner of Watson Pond Road and Wildflower Estates, 4 miles south of Watson Pond Road’s junction with Route 27.
Trail Usage:
Snowshoeing, Hiking
