This is a point-to-point route along the Ice Age Trail (IAT) through the Chequamegon National Forest. This route includes the Lake Eleven IAT segment (15.6 mi), the Jerry Lake segment (15.2) and the Mondeaux Esker segment to the Mondeaux Dam (4.7). The trail begins at the Hwy 64 Lake Eleven trailhead. These sections may be the most rugged and remote parts of the 1200-mile long IAT. This route features plenty of ankle twisting rocks, roots, mud, creek crossings, beaver dam crossings and route finding at times.

Description: Mt Major is located in Alton, New Hampshire. Mt Major is one of the most heavily traveled mountains in the America, if not the world.

It's very popular for a lot of reasons, but these are the main reasons are: 1. Location 2. Views 3. Vertical Gain.

I don't recommend going on a busy weekend in the summer or the fall because the crowds will likely slow you down.

Parking: There is a very nice medium sized parking lot right at the base of the trail, although it fills up quickly.