Perhaps the most-climbed
LPNPs are Welch and Dickey Mountains, and
that probably has a lot to do with why I've
never been up them. But adding the
neighboring LPNPs makes a more inviting trek.
Occupying two parallel ridges that meet near
the top of Mt. Tecumseh, these peaks would
make a do-able trail/bushwhack of 9 or 10
miles with a total elevation gain of 2800',
using the Welch-Dickey trailhead as the start/stop
point. You could save a little distance and
climbing by starting near Haselton Brook. The
Peaks:
Green
Mtn.; 3536'; USGS
Hogback Mtn. 2770'; USGS
Dickey Mtn.; 2734', USGS
Fisher Mtn.; 2609'; USGS
Welch Mtn.; 2605'; USGS
