Just before Northbound through-hikers begin descending into Mahoosuc Notch, the “toughest mile” of the Appalachian Trail, the trail traverses Fulling Mill Mountain’s South Peak. It features expansive views to the East and Southwest, and is one of the many gorgeous spots in the rugged Mahoosuc Range. The Appalachian Trail Northbound begins descending after the South Peak viewpoint, and does not traverse the viewless true summit.
Alpine vegetation on Fulling Mill Mountain. September, 2018 
View toward Mount Washington and the Northern Presidentials. September, 2018 
View Southeast toward Streaked Mountain (center), Barker Mountain & Sunday River Ski Area (right), and Mount Abram (behind Sunday River Ski Area). September, 2018 
The Appalachian Trail traversing Fulling Mill Mountain. September, 2018 
Fulling Mill Mountainfrom Sunday River Whitecap. South Peak is the lower, relatively flat peak. October, 2018 
View Northeast toward Baldpate Mountain (left), Sugarloaf Mountain, Spaulding Mountain, Mount Abraham, and the Jacksons. September, 2018
