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Bethlehem, NH, Lincoln, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking down the slide on the way to Whitewall Mountain With a bluebird day forecasted, we headed into Zealand Notch. After a brisk walk along the Zealand and Ethan Pond trails, we were soon looking up the slides of Whitewall Mountain. Upon finding a decent route, we headed up. The climb up the side of the mountain was steep and a bit dangerous, as massive rocks were loose and easily dislodged. Once we reached a gully, we headed to the right, then wrapped around to the top of the steeps and over to open ledges. The views from the ledges were superb - striking views in all directions, ranging from the heart of the Pemi to the Willey Range. After a lunch break, we headed into a boggy area, then up to the recognized highpoint, where we had some halfway decent views from some nearby ledges. From here, we followed some herd paths, then went out exploring, finding some very nice, open hardwood glades. Eventually reaching the lower portion of the A-Z Trail, we soon worked our way to the Zealand Trail and back out.
![]() The Zealand Trail trailhead ![]() Looking up the slide on the way to Whitewall Mountain
Mt. Bond and Zealand Mountain as seen from the Whitewall ledges
Mt. Willey as seen from near the summit of Whitewall Mountain ![]() Wildflowers in the glades near the A-Z Trail
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