**DATE: Sep 06, 2025 to Sep 06, 2025**
*Hiking - Full Day*	Mt. Jackson & Webster Loop Hike Meeting Time: 9:30 AM Event Coordinator: Gandalf Bretton Woods, NH US Max # People: 15 Trip Guiding / Event Fee: No, I will not be asking participants for money Difficulty Level: Moderate to Strenuous
SUMMARY: Join us for a classic White Mountains adventure with sweeping views of the Presidential Range from Mount Jackson’s stunning, open summit! This 6.5-mile loop hike combines challenging rock scrambles, peaceful forest trails, and breathtaking ridgeline views along the Webster-Jackson Trail. We’ll begin with a quick detour to Bugle Cliff for more scenic outlook and then continue with a scenic ascent to Mount Jackson [4,052']. We’ll continue across the ridge to Mount Webster [3,910'] (gaining about 350 feet of elevation over 1.4 miles). Along the way, expect some sections that require using both hands and feet to scramble up large rocks. Hike Details: Route: Webster-Jackson Trail → Webster Cliff Trail → return via Webster-Jackson Trail Distance: ~6.5 miles Elevation Gain: ~2,550 feet Pace: Moderate with breaks for views and snacks What to Bring: Proper footwear (trail runners or hiking boots with grip) Layers including rain/wind protection Headlamp (yes, even for daytime hikes – just in case!) At least 2 liters of water Lunch and snacks to fuel the journey A sense of adventure! Note: This hike includes scrambles and moderate exposure—please be prepared for hands-on sections. Post-Hike Social in Waterville Valley After the hike, everyone’s welcome back to our house in Waterville Valley for a BBQ and hangout: Chill on the deck, enjoy food ($10/person) Soak in the hot tub Optional campfire Showers available — bring a change of clothes Lodging Option Want to make it a full weekend? Stay overnight with us! Includes linens, towels, coffee & bagels: Friday night: $25 Saturday night (includes dinner): $35 Full weekend: $60 Limited space – email us early to reserve a bunk! Event Coordinators: Mike Boisvert and Jon Normand
Driving directions to the location and spot to meet at: Driving Directions: From Twin Mountain (Routes 3 & 302): Head east on Route 302 for 12.2 miles. Trailhead parking is on the right/south side of the road, just 0.1 mile south of Crawford Depot Railroad Station. From Glen (Routes 16 & 302): Head west on Route 302 for 16.9 miles. Parking is on the left/south side of the road. Look for a blue Toyota Tacoma at the trailhead—your adventure starts there!