Located in Zealand Notch, the former scene of indiscriminate logging and devastating fires in the nineteenth century, this hut occupies a choice four-season spot near waterfalls and outstanding views at the eastern edge of the Pemigewasset Wilderness. A popular family destination, this is the perfect place to spot a moose and other abundant wildlife — and to go backcountry skiing.
Season Dates
- 2008: Self service January 1 - May 31 and October 19 - December 31
- 2008: Full service June 4 - October 18
Basics
- Location: Zealand Notch
- Elevation: 2,700 feet
- Access
- Adjacent huts: Galehead Hut, Mizpah Spring Hut. View map >>
- Hut borders Whitewall Brook, whose cascading waters fill chutes and pools—dip your feet and enjoy the soothing sounds.
Accommodations - Sleeps 36 in two coed bunkrooms.
- Self service includes access to kitchen facilities, mattresses, and pillows.
- Full service includes hearty dinner at 6 p.m. and breakfast at 7 a.m., three wool blankets, and pillow.
- Resident staff available with trail information and weather reports.
- Small retail store with safety items, snacks, souvenirs.
- Informative displays and daily educational programs.
- Green technology: Solar power, wind power, hydropower, Clivus composting toilets. Learn more >>
 | See a panoramic view of the area.
Photo: Courtesy of Full Circle Imaging |
 | See an interior panoramic view.
Photo: Courtesy of Full Circle Imaging |
