Jackson, New Hampshire · Carroll County · Facility
Eastman Mountain (2,929 ft.) can be accessed from this trail. There are two parking areas that can be used; one is at the end of Town Hall Rd at the gate that is closed in winter, and the 2nd is further along Slippery Brook Rd (road not passable in winter) and is the trailhead for the Mountain Pond Trail - from here th…
Eastman Mountain (2,929 ft.) can be accessed from this trail. There are two parking areas that can be used; one is at the end of Town Hall Rd at the gate that is closed in winter, and the 2nd is further along Slippery Brook Rd (road not passable in winter) and is the trailhead for the Mountain Pond Trail - from here the road can be walked to the start of the trail. Use caution - vehicles on road.
This trail travels from the end of Slippery Brook Road via Town Hall Road in Intervale, NH off NH Rt. 16 to the Baldface Circle Trail and trailhead in Evan's Notch NH Rt. 113 in Chatham, NH.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Slippery Brook Trailhead? A few things to know before you go:
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