Wallace Lake in Tulare County, California
Wallace Lake in Tulare County is a water. Wallace Lake also exists in Calaveras County.
- Nature
- water
Streets nearby
Wright Creek Trail2.5 mi
Wallace Lake Trail2.7 mi
Mount Whitney Mountaineer's Route2.8 mi
North Fork Lone Pine Creek Trail3.7 mi
Upper Crabtree Meadow Trail3.8 mi
Shepherd Pass Trail4.1 mi
Crabtree Lakes Trail4.4 mi
Old Whitney Trail4.5 mi
Whitney Portal RoadWhitney Portal National Recreation Trail Upper Trailhead, Whitney Portal Trailhead, Whitney Portal Picnic Area, Miss Alabama, Alabama Hills Information, Alabama Hills Trailhead, Ravine Campground, Mount Whitney Trailhead Campground, Elevation Sierra Adventure
4.6 mi
Lower to Upper Crabtree Meadows Trail4.6 mi
Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #20004.7 mi
Nature nearby
Wallace Lakes Basin1.5 mi
Sierra Crest2.5 mi
Wright Lakes Basin2.6 mi
Williamson Bowl3.6 mi
Crabtree Lakes Basin4.5 mi
Cliffs nearby
Ebersbacher Ledges4.0 mi
Convenience stores nearby
Whitney Portal Store4.6 mi
Meadows nearby
Trailside Meadow4.2 mi
Sandy Meadow4.4 mi
Ranger stations nearby
Crabtree Ranger Station3.8 mi
Ridges nearby
Pinnacle Ridge3.4 mi
Shelters nearby
Smithsonian Institution Shelter2.7 mi
Streams nearby
Wallace Creek400 ft
Wright Creek2.2 mi
George Creek2.5 mi
Whitney Creek3.0 mi
North Fork Lone Pine Creek3.0 mi
North Fork Bairs Creek3.8 mi
Williamson Creek3.9 mi
Tyndall Creek4.0 mi
Crabtree Creek5.0 mi
Waters nearby
Arctic Lake2.2 mi
Lake Helen of Troy2.3 mi
Tulainyo Lake2.5 mi
Iceberg Lake2.8 mi
Guitar Lake2.9 mi
Timberline Lake3.3 mi
Upper Boy Scout Lake3.3 mi
Lower Hitchcock Lake3.4 mi
Bighorn Lake3.6 mi
Girl Scout Lake3.6 mi
Lower Boy Scout Lake3.7 mi
Upper Hitchcock Lake3.9 mi
Trail Camp Tarn4.0 mi
Mirror Lake4.2 mi
Consultation Lake4.2 mi
Lone Pine Lake4.6 mi
Lower Crabtree Lake4.7 mi
| Named after | William B. Wallace |
|---|---|
| Elevation | 3499 m |
| Protected area | Sequoia-Kings Canyon Wilderness, Sequoia National Park |
| Located in | Tulare County |
| Country | United States |
| Native name | Wallace Lake |
| Described by | Place Names of the High Sierra |
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Streetcar |
| Bike path | |
| Bike lane on roadway | |
| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Open to cyclists | |
| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
| Long-distance bike route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance bike route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| Pedestrians prohibited |