In short, a beautiful hike that has a rewarding view for an overall low amount of time spent hiking. It overlooks Lake Winnipesaukee and has a gorgeous summit. It was populated and dog friendly as I saw about 20 dogs on the summit. The hike is 1,150 feet and will take under two hours to summit.

There is a map in the parking lot listing the trails. There are 3 different trails: orange, blue, and yellow. Right from the parking lot you need to decide if you're doing orange or blue/yellow. Orange (I didn't use this trail) goes up the southern side of the mountain and gets steeper as you near the top, judging by the contour lines. Takes about an hour and 25 minutes and is 1.6 miles long.

The blue/yellow trail are the same for the first .7 miles until the split. Yellow bringing you a more roundabout way with a less steep of an incline, and blue taking you right up to the summit. Blue can be a little challenging at times but won't be an issue if you've hiked or done long walks before. It can be steep so be careful. 1.5 miles total and an hour and 20 minutes.

Yellow splits off to do a total of 2.4 miles with a summit time of an hour and 45 minutes. The rocks on this trail can be loose and slippery, like oversized gravel, but the incline isn't bad. I took blue up and yellow down and had a great time.

On the summit there is a large rock area to chill in with sights in nearly every direction. It doesn't get crowded and is worth the sight. There is also an old stone hut-like structure that is interesting.

The trails are well marked and the parking lot is a good size, although countless cars overflow onto the street but that doesn't seem to be a big deal. Overall, fantastic hike, and would recommend it for both beginner and veteran hikers.