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Lone Pine Peak

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4.9/5 · 15 reviews

Highlights

Endomondo recorded 7.22 miles round

Tallest mountain in the continental united

Climb to another stunning alpine lake. excellent views across

Tips

Layers: With differing landscapes, you can expect different temperatures as well. Dress in layers that you can remove as the sun starts to heat up, but be ready for colder temperatures and stiff breez…

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Lone Pine Campground: located off Whitney Portal Road, about 15 minutes from the trailhead. Sites cost$26/night and may be reserved in advance during the summer on recreation.gov.

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Microspikes: If hiking in the late fall, winter, or early spring, expect there to be snow on the trail. We hiked in late March and our microspikes were definitely helpful.

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Tuttle Creek Campground: First-come-first-serve campground located about 25 minutes from the Lone Pine Lake Trailhead. Sites cost $8/night

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Hiking boots: You will need the traction on the snow and the extra support and stability is always nice! (P.S. I love my Danner Mountain 600’s)

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Hike to Telescope Peak, the Tallest Point in Death Valley

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