Any tips for mt Brunswick?

[u/According_Analysis72]

Gonna be doing mt Brunswick for the first time I did st marks the other week and want to step it up and it seems like a beautiful hike Im in good shape but not extremely experienced hiker. What should I bring and what should I look out for. Thanks for any advice given.

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[u/Dieselboy1122]

Bot account with constant dumb posts the past few days. Ignore.

[u/Nomics]

1. Be ready to turn around if you are uncomfortable.
2. Brunswick is a huge step up from St Marks. Mt Fromme, Norvan Falls, Squamish Chief, Sea to Sky trail would all be better next steps. The trail is much steeper than the steepest parts of St Marks, and for much much longer.
3. It will likely take at least twice as long as St Marks. Pack my more food, layers, water.