Johnson-Baker Trail in White Pine County, Nevada

Johnson-Baker Trail in White Pine County is a unpaved path. Nearby there is viewpoint.
Bicycle
no
Road Type
path
Operator
National Park Service

Viewpoints

  • Johnson Lake Outlook.

Streets nearby

Dead Lake Trail
Dead Lake Trail, Shoshone Trail, Dead Lake Trailhead
1.4 mi
Baker Creek Trail
2.2 mi
Highland Ridge Route
2.5 mi
Timber Creek Trail
2.6 mi
Johnson Lake Trail
Making a Living at Johnson Lake, Johnson Lake Mine Historic District, Shoshone 1, Snake Creek Area Information, Johnson Lake Trail
2.6 mi
Baker Creek Loop Trail
2.6 mi
Baker Meadows Trail
2.8 mi
Snake Overlook Loop Trail
Shoshone 2, Shoshone 3
2.8 mi
Shoshone Trail
Stream Survivors
2.9 mi
Serviceberry Trail
3.1 mi
Snake Divide Trail
No campfires beyond this point.
3.2 mi
Glacier Trail
Glacier Sign Board
3.5 mi
Baker Creek Road
3.7 mi
Wheeler Peak Summit Trail
Summit Trailhead, Wheeler Peak Summit Trail
3.9 mi
Bristlecone Interpretive Trail
Bristlecone Pine Trail, Increment Borer, A Long Life in this Special Place, Built to Survive, The Life of a Bristlecone, Crossdating, Bristlecone?, Threats to the Bristlecone, Science and the Bristlecone
3.9 mi
Camground Connector Trail
4.0 mi
North Fork Big Wash Trail
4.0 mi
Bristlecone Trail
Bristlecone Pine Loop Trail
4.0 mi
Alpine Lakes Loop Trail
Teresa Lake Elevation 10,230 Feet, The Alpine Lakes Loop Trail, The Bristlecone/Glacier Trail, Bristlecone-Alpine Lakes Trailhead
4.2 mi
National Forest Development Road 453
4.3 mi
Pole Canyon Trail
4.3 mi
Island Forest Trail
Island Forest Trail, Trickledown Effect, A Mountain of Influence, Forest Gaps, An Island Isolated
4.5 mi
Baker Creek Campground Road
4.5 mi
Wheeler Peak Scenic Drive
Amphitheater, Campground Host, Wheeler Peak Overlook
4.6 mi
Loop C
5.1 mi
Lehman Creek Trail
Meadow Views, Lehman Creek Trailhead
5.2 mi
Loop B
5.2 mi
Loop A
5.3 mi
Mather Overlook Road
Mather Overlook
5.6 mi
Lower Lehman Trail
Campground Host
5.7 mi