




Flume Slide Trail
Lincoln
hiking trail
Flume Slide Trail is a steep class two and three rock scramble up an exposed granite scar formed by a landslide, leading to Mount Flume. Hikers navigate exposed scrambling that continues all the way to the summit block. The rock face is known to become exceptionally slippery and hazardous when wet.
Commenters emphasize the difficulty of the trail, with several sharing harrowing personal stories of trying to descend its steep face. Many viewers also lightly teased the creator for tackling the hike in damp weather despite noting the risks, while comparing it to other strenuous scrambles across the East Coast.
- Prepare for exposed class two and three scrambling up to the summit
- Avoid hiking during rain or when the granite rock face is wet
- Do not descend this trail; plan an alternate descent route
- Expect steep, relentless terrain formed by an old landslide
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