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John Muir Trail in Mono County, California

John Muir Trail in Mono County is a path (also known as Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000). It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and ends in a cul-de-sac. John Muir Trail is also known as Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000. This street is part of the Hiking trail "PCT - California Section H". John Muir Trail also exists in Tulare County, Mariposa County, Tuolumne County, Madera County and Fresno County.

Alternate Name
Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000
Bicycle
no
Road Type
path
Route
southeast-northwest
Legend

Streets nearby

Marie Lakes Trail
0.8 mi
Davis Lake Trail
1.8 mi
Weber Lake Trail
2.6 mi
Weber Lake Spur
2.9 mi
Thousand Island Lake Trail
3.5 mi
Alger Lakes Spur
3.7 mi
Pacific Crest Trail
High Trailhead, Shadow Creek Trailhead
3.8 mi
Alger Lakes Trail
Top of the switchbacks
3.8 mi
Gem Pass Snow Bypass Trail
3.9 mi
Clark Lakes Trail
4.0 mi
Koip Peak Trail
4.0 mi
Garnet Lake to Emerald Lake Trail
4.3 mi
Spooky Meadow Trail
4.6 mi
Badger Lake Spur Trail
4.6 mi
Garnet Lake Camps Trail
4.7 mi

Nature nearby

Sierra Crest
2.7 mi

Dams nearby

Rush Creek Meadow Dam
2.5 mi
Gem Lake Dam
4.7 mi

Glaciers nearby

Lyell Glacier
2.6 mi
Maclure Glacier
3.2 mi
Kuna Glacier
4.1 mi
Koip Glacier
4.2 mi

Grasslands nearby

Upper Lyell Meadow
3.3 mi
Lower-Upper Lyell Meadow
3.8 mi

Ridges nearby

Koip Crest
2.5 mi
Cathedral Range
3.7 mi

Rivers nearby

Middle Fork San Joaquin River
3.6 mi

Streams nearby

Kuna Creek
2.3 mi
Maclure Creek
2.5 mi
North Fork San Joaquin River
2.8 mi
Rush Creek
3.2 mi
Crest Creek
3.3 mi
Ireland Creek
4.3 mi
Alger Creek
4.5 mi

Valleys nearby

Lyell Canyon
4.5 mi

Waters nearby

Lost Lakes
2.0 mi
Island Pass Lake
2.0 mi
Maclure Lake
3.0 mi
Billy Lake
3.5 mi
Sullivan Lake
3.5 mi
Alger Lakes
3.7 mi
Banner Lake
3.7 mi
Ritter Lake
4.0 mi
Ruby Lake
4.4 mi
Lake Catherine
4.4 mi
Gem Lake
4.4 mi
Ireland Lake
4.5 mi
Clark Lakes
4.6 mi
Badger Lakes
4.7 mi