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Pemmigewassit traverse

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nhiker

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Date(s) Hiked:
July 24th, 25th and 26th

Trails(s) Hiked:
1) Spot car at Lincoln Woods parking on the Kancamagus.
2) Drive to Zealand Trailhead.
3) Zealand Trail to the Twinway (Camp along Twinway in vicinity of Zeacliff
Pond night 1).
4) Twinway to Bondcliff Trail.
5) Bondcliff Trail over Mt Guyot, spur trail to West Bond, back to Bondcliff
Trail & over Mt Bond and Bondcliff.
6) Camp off the Bondcliff Trail below treeline night 2.
7) Bondcliff Trail to Wilderness Trail.
8) Wilderness Trail to Lincoln Woods parking on the Kancamagus.


Total Distance:
18miles

Difficulty:
Moderate to difficult !

Conditions:
Friday:afternoon and evening wet rainy and cold.
Saturday: cloudy damp and obscured views in morning with clearing and milder temperatures by afternoon and evening.
Sunday Clear and mild.
Trails muddy and slippery!

Special Required Equipment:
Backpacking and camping essentials water filtration or treatment system. Food, 3+ liter Water bladder.

Trip Report:
With the exception of the first night which was rainy cold and unpleaseant every other day and night was wounderful. Spectacular views especially in the Bonds. Alot of walking, very possible to complete in two days. Difficult to complete in one. We spaced it out so that it would remain pleaseant and we could take our time. We did approximately 4 miles the first night, did not get on the trail until 4:30 pm and stopped for dinner at Zeeland shelter. 8 miles completed on the second day all five peaks Zeeland, Guiot, West Bond, Bond and Bond Cliff. Sunday walked out on Wilderness trail arrived back at car around 11 am. Some steep ascents and descents. Well wourth the effort and exertion if you can handle roughly 18 miles in 48 hours.
 
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nhiker

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pemmi traverse

LOL! no not painful "Wet" but beautiful! The bonds offer some of the best views I have encontered in the state. Well wourth the effort if you do it correctly. This is not an easy in out.
 
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