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The summit of Mount Chocorua as seen from Middle Sister. (ED PARSONS PHOTO)

Recently, I climbed Mount Chocorua and neighboring Middle Sister on my own. It was a gorgeous, calm-before-the-storm day. I had the mountain to myself and met one couple on the way down.

I took the popular Champney Falls Trail up to the ridge and continued to the summit of Mount Chocorua on the Piper Trail. On the way down, I took the Champney Falls Cutoff over to Middle Sister, site of the foundation of an old fire lookout. Then I returned to the Champney Falls Trail for a pleasant 8.2-mile round trip.

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