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Alton, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking up the Mt. Major Trail For this casual afternoon snowshoe, I put together three routes, the easiest of which would just be Major (the others would be Major plus an adajacent peak or two). A combination of factors, including the mostly cloudly skies, resulted in us doing the easy choice. To spice it up, I chose the Mt. Major Trail instead of the easier Brook Trail. The trail was pretty well packed, however the snowshoes provided some needed traction to get up the ledge sections. As we arrived at the summit, we were fortunate enough to get a brief glimpse of blue sky. Much like the ascent, we did a leisurely descent down the same trail.
![]() The Mt. Major Trail trailhead at the back of the Route 11 parking lot
Looking over Lake Winnipesaukee at the Ossipee Mountains from the Mt. Major summit
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