The Bonds are some of the most remote mountains in New Hampshire. Due to their isolation you can truly experience the wilderness for all its worth. Mt. Bond is the highest of the three Bond peaks and has spectacular views in every direction from its open summit. By the time we arrived on the peak clouds began to form over the mountains, but our luck held out and we had no rain.

The clouds were beginning to descend on Mt. Washington but the peaks off to the west were still clear. While we rested on the summit and refilled our water bottles a couple of guys from the campground soon joined us. We discussed the hikes we had done and where we were going. They were also nice enough to take our picture on the summit before we departed for Bondcliff.

The hike between Mt. Bond and Bondcliff is steep and rocky. The 1.3 mile distance between the two summits took us just under an hour to complete. However, once again we were treated to some fabulous views.