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Carroll, NH, Hart's Location, NH, Bean's Grant, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking up the Webster-Jackson Trail near the summit Since I knew the weather wasn't going to be great, and that the next day was going to be very unpleasant, I decided to head up to Mt. Jackson and get a workout on a trail that I otherwise find a bit poor. Arriving at the trailhead with some sun barely visible through increasing clouds, I donned Microspikes and headed up the Webster-Jackson Trail. The trail was a mix of snow monorail, blue ice, and mud up to Bugle Cliff. Beyond there, it was monorail to the Webster-Jackson split, and then mostly frozen granular up to the ledges (which were bare). As has been the case when visiting Mt. Jackson, the summit was once again quite windy - this time, however, was a bit different, in that the winds were coming out of the southeast. Even though the skies were cloudy, the views were quite good - the rest of the Presidentials were in the clear and peaks in Vermont were easily seen. The descent went relatively quickly, as I reached the trailhead before dark, and before the rain had moved in. Not too bad for a cloudy Monday afternoon!
![]() Webster-Jackson Trail trailhead on Route 302
Looking at Mt. Carrigain from Mt. Jackson
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