Elevation
4,540 ft / 1,383 m
Prominence
200 ft / 60 m
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"It was a quick trip out to West Bond. I took a couple of photos and quickly retraced my steps back up to Mount Bond to begin the long walk back to my car at Lincoln Woods. The hike was really difficult just long miles. This was a really awesome hike, I just didn't care for the almost 5 miles of flat on the way in and out. " - LGH-Tom, Aug 23, 2017
"Hiked in the Zealand trail to hut then, continued to Zeacliff and Mount Zealand. From there hiked over Mount Guyot to the campsite for the night. Enjoyed the sunset on West Bond that night and next morning hiked out over Mount Bond and Boncliff to Lincoln woods." - blackwolf_03278, Jul 22, 2017
"Did the Bonds out and back from Zealand, long day (12 hours +) and about 20 miles. Actually good weather but it was hot coming back up to Bond from Bondcliff. Bondcliff didn't disappoint, fabulous views as always. Trails not as full as we thought they'd be. Forgot how rough Zealand trail was from the Zealand summit to Guyot." - Alohabuffy, Jul 22, 2017
"Headed out with a great group of hiking friends to finish my NH48 patch. Beautiful day....sunshine, a light breeze and lots of laughs. Couldnt have picked a better day to finish!" - shay-shay, Jun 10, 2017
"Went with Kali in the rain. Seven 4000 footers in a three day backpack. Zealand, Guyot (not on the 4000 footer list) West Bond, Bond, Bondcliff, South Twin, North Twin and Galehead. Spent 1 night at Guyot Campsite in lean-to and second night at Galehead Hut." - Hufflepuff, Aug 1, 2016
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