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Lincoln, NH, Livermore, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking up the Mt. Osceola Trail on the way to Mt. Osceola's East Peak Not wanting to let an awesome springlike day go to waste, I headed out a few hours early to the Osceolas. The Greeley Ponds Trail was a borderline disaster - the recent storm had knocked all sorts of branches and trees over the trail, resulting in a maze of herd paths. While it was Presidential weather, East Osceola provided some nice views - due to the snowpack, there was a tremendous northwestern view a dozen feet from the highpoint. Between the peaks, the chimney was still filled in with snow, though the bypass was a bit easier due to the higher (due to snowpack) starting point. From the summit of Osceola, the views were strong as well - a little more snow and they'd be 360 degrees. Descending off East Osceola, the trail was a bit tough - the spring snow was setting up, and the trail was beat up from barebooters and buttsliders. Nonetheless, I was able to make it back before sunset.
![]() The Greeley Ponds Trail trailhead
Looking into the Pemi from near the summit of Mt. Osceola ![]() The Mt. Osceola Trail between the peaks
Looking at Mt. Washington from the Mt. Osceola ledges
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