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Hey, thanks for reaching out about the trail conditions. I actually hiked it last weekend and the path was in great shape. Not too muddy at all. The weather was perfect, sunny but cool. We started early and had the summit almost to ourselves for about an hour. I packed a simple lunch and a thermos of coffee, which was amazing up there. The views of the valley were spectacular with the fall colors just starting to turn. I definitely recommend taking the longer loop on the way back, it adds about a mile but the scenery is worth it. Let me know if you want to join next time, I'm planning another trip oLgzSZSZEz9c0u in a couple of weeks. Should be even better as the leaves change more. Anyway, hope this helps your planning! Happy to share the GPS track if you need it.

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