This is a challenging but rewarding hike. Once on the granite slope, the hike is one continuous scenic view of the Little Androscoggin River Valley, the Oxford Hills, the White Mountains, and on clear days, the Presidential Range.
From the road, the first quarter or so of the hike is wooded and with loose rocks. The remainder of the hike is on the steep granite face of the mountain. The trail rises about 700' in its short half-mile ascent. Be especially careful of footing in wet weather when the granite becomes slick and autumn when the leaves obscure the loose uneven footing on the lower section.
Trails are managed with the help of students from Hebron Academy.
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From South: From the intersection of ME Routes 26 and 117 (Main Street and High Street) in South Paris, follow ME Route 117 east (East Main Street) towards Buckfield. Be sure to bear left to stay on ME Route 117 at the fork with ME Routes 119. Continue for about 4.5 miles along ME Route 117 and turn right onto Streaked Mountain Road. The trailhead is about 0.5 miles on Streaked Mountain Road; it is less than 150 yards past a stone-wall enclosed cemetery and adjacent to a set of power lines which cross the road.
From North: From the terminus of ME Route 140 in Buckfield, head west on ME Route 117 towards Paris for about 5.1 miles. Turn left onto Streaked Mountain Road. The trailhead is about 0.5 miles on Streaked Mountain Road; it is less than 150 yards past a stone-wall enclosed cemetery and adjacent to a set of power lines which cross the road.
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