The Ethan Pond Trail continues straight ahead through Zealand Notch to Ethan Pond Shelter. The Twinway turns right. The first 0.1 mile of the Twinway is flat and the remaining 0.1 mile is steep and rocky. From the hut, there is a spectacular view south through Zealand Notch to Mount Carrigain, Lowell, and Anderson in the Pemigewasset Wilderness. The waterfall and the spectacular view of the fire scarred Zealand Notch are not to be missed.
Drinking water is available at the hut.
Other sources of water must be treated. During the last two decades of the nineteenth century, the Zealand Valley was the scene of extensive logging. Lumber baron J.E. Henry built a sawmill and a railroad and harvested timber there through the turn of the century. The bustling, logging town of Zealand once existed near the present site of Zealand campground. Some evidence remains today of the town which boasted a mill, railyard, store, post office, and housing.