High Trail in Alpine County, California

High Trail in Alpine County is a path. This street is part of the Hiking trail "High Trail". High Trail also exists in Los Angeles County and Riverside County.
Road Type
path

Campgrounds

  • Wolf Creek – approx. 1.8 mi.
  • Centerville Flat Campground – approx. 2.9 mi.
  • Silver Creek Campground – approx. 5.6 mi.
  • Sherrold Lake – approx. 7.9 mi.
  • Markleeville Campground – approx. 8.2 mi.
  • Bloomfield Campground – approx. 8.8 mi.
  • Indian Creek Campground – approx. 11.3 mi.

Cafes

  • Outwest Cafe – approx. 8.3 mi.

Gas stations

  • Markleeville Gas Station – approx. 8.3 mi.

Tourist information centers

  • Ebbetts Pass – approx. 7.5 mi.
  • Alpine County Chamber of Commerce – approx. 8.3 mi.
  • Rodriquez Flat – approx. 8.6 mi.

Fire stations

  • Markleeville Volunteer Fire Department – approx. 8.6 mi.
  • Markleeville Guard Station (Toiyabe NF) at Turtle Rock Park Road 50 – approx. 10.7 mi.

Hofläden

  • Scossa Cow Camp – approx. 4.1 mi.

Convenience stores

  • East Fork Resort – approx. 6.8 mi.

Post offices

  • Markleeville Post Office (United States Postal Service) – approx. 8.3 mi.

Public toilets

  • Centerville Flat (unisex) – approx. 2.9 mi.
  • Hangman's Bridge (unisex) – approx. 7.5 mi.

Libraries

  • Alpine County Law Library – approx. 8.2 mi.
  • Markleeville Library (operator: Alpine County) at Laramie Street 75 (96120) – approx. 8.3 mi.

Public baths

  • East Fork Carson River Hot Springs – approx. 11.7 mi.
  • East Fork Carson River Hot Springs Upper Pool – approx. 11.7 mi.

Police stations

  • Alpine County Sheriff's Office – approx. 8.2 mi.

Restaurants

  • Alpine Cafe – approx. 8.3 mi.