Slaughter Mountain summit view

Slaughter Mountain

4,321 ft | 1 trails | Georgia

Elevation

4,321 ft

Trails

1 routes

Difficulty

Moderate

About Slaughter Mountain

At 4,321 feet, Slaughter Mountain is a summit in Georgia. The Slaughter Mountain Trail is a 2.6-mile hike with about 1,000 feet of elevation gain. Nearby peaks include Blood Mountain, Coosa Bald and Horsetrough Mountain. Trail data is sourced from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); verify current conditions with the official land manager before you go.

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Check Current Conditions

Trail conditions change frequently. Check recent reports on AllTrails or NE Trail Conditions before your hike.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to hike Slaughter Mountain?

Hiking time varies by trail and fitness level. Most popular routes take 4-8 hours round trip. Check individual trail descriptions for specific estimates.

Is Slaughter Mountain hard to hike?

Difficulty varies by route. There are options ranging from moderate to strenuous. Beginners should start with easier trails and work up to more challenging routes.

Do I need a permit to hike Slaughter Mountain?

Most trails don't require permits for day hiking. Some trailheads may require a parking pass or fee. Check current regulations before your visit.

Safety Information

Current Hazards

  • Afternoon thunderstorms
  • Dehydration risk
  • UV exposure above treeline

Turn-Around Time

1:00 PM (2:00 PM summer)

Plan to reach the summit by this time to allow safe descent before dark.

Essential Gear Checklist

* Critical items - do not hike without these

Emergency Contacts

Emergency

911

NH Fish & Game

603-536-6100

Mt Washington Weather

603-356-2137

Downloads

GPX works with Gaia GPS, AllTrails, Garmin, and more.

Nearby Peaks

Explore other mountains near Slaughter Mountain. Great for peak-bagging or planning your next adventure.

Peak Bagging Tip

Blood Mountain is only 0.9 miles away. Consider combining these peaks for a bigger day or overnight trip!