1. Start on Midstate Trail, heading S.
2. 0.1 miTurn right onto Schmidt Trail, heading S.
3. 1 miTurn right, heading SW.
4. 450 ftBear left onto Streeter Trail, heading S.
5. 0.3 miTurn right onto Grand Trunk Trail, heading SE.
6. 0.4 miTurn left onto Pain in the Pullman, heading W.
7. 250 ftContinue straight onto Saddle Trail, heading S.
8. 0.3 miSharp right onto Hay Ride Trail, heading S.
9. 50 ftTurn left onto Saddle Trail, heading S.
10. 0.6 miTurn right onto Southern New England Trunkline Trail, heading SE.
11. 1 miBear left onto Tri-State Marker Trail, heading SW.
12. 0.3 miContinue straight onto Border Trail, heading S.
13. 1 miTurn right, heading W.
14. 1.2 miReach Kingsbury Pond, then turn around and head back the way you came.
15. 2.2 miContinue straight onto Tri-State Marker Trail, heading N.
16. 0.3 miBear right onto Southern New England Trunkline Trail, heading N.
17. 1 miTurn left onto Saddle Trail, heading N.
18. 0.6 miTurn right onto Hay Ride Trail, heading N.
19. 50 ftSharp left onto Saddle Trail, heading N.
20. 0.3 miContinue straight onto Pain in the Pullman, heading NW.
21. 250 ftTurn right onto Grand Trunk Trail, heading N.
22. 0.4 miTurn left onto Streeter Trail, heading E.
23. 0.3 miBear right, heading N.
24. 450 ftTurn left onto Schmidt Trail, heading NW.
25. 1 miTurn left onto Midstate Trail, heading NW.
26. 0.1 miArrive back at the trailhead.

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Trail map, photos and weather for this hike: www.ambleway.com/hikes/kingsbury-pond-kingsbury-pond-out-back-17-km-f4cf