2015 Map of Bunnell Mountain

About this map

Bungy occupies a small valley clearing at the heart of this mountain landscape, where the E Br Simms Stream and other tributaries begin their descent through the high peaks of Coos County. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent summits, including Bunnell Mountain, Gore Mtn, and Whitcomb Mtn, which frame the deep passages of Cleveland Notch and Moran Notch. The drainage patterns here are intricate, with Nash Stream and the Mohawk River drawing water from the high ridges and plateaus. These watercourses were historically vital to local navigation and early industries like logging. Significant high-elevation features such as Cranberry Bog Pond and Lime Pond sit among these peaks, illustrating the unique alpine wetlands found throughout this part of the White Mountains. A network of rural routes like Marshall Hill Rd and Old Mill Rd provide access to these remote reaches, tracing the older paths established by early settlers and loggers.