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Virtual Guidebook to the
High Sierra
From Tuolumne Meadows to Cottonwood Pass, California
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The Ritter Range and Garnet Lake.
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Table of Contents
(listed from northwest to southeast)
- Thousand Island Lake (4)
- Agnew Pass and the High Trail (2)
- Garnet, Shadow and Ediza Lakes (5)
- Devils Postpile (4)
- Reds Meadow and Rainbow Falls (4)
- Little Lakes Valley (4)
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- Complete Listing (see also the Fullscreen versions)
listed from northwest to southeast
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Thousand Island Lake
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Sunrise at Thousand Island Lake.
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Evening at Thousand Island Lake.
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Alpine meadows on the route from Thousand Island Lake to North Glacier Pass.
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Lake Catherine from North Glacier Pass, at the foot of Mount Ritter and Banner Peak.
- Agnew Pass and the High Trail
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On the High Trail (PCT) above Badger Lakes, near Agnew Meadows.
- Summit Lake, near Agnew Pass on the Pacific Crest Trail.
- Garnet Lake, Shadow Lake, and Lake Ediza
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Garnet Lake, looking west from the John Muir Trail.
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The John Muir Trail bridge over the outlet of Garnet Lake.
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A rocky outcrop above Shadow Creek.
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Early morning reflection of the Minarets in Lake Ediza.
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Looking west across Shadow Lake to the Ritter Range.
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Devils Postpile
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The view from Minaret Vista is dimmed by smoke from distant fires.
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Soda Springs Meadow, Devils Postpile National Monument.
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The glacially eroded top of the Devils Postpile.
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At the bottom of the Devils Postpile.
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Reds Meadow and Rainbow Falls
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The Rainbow Fire of 1992, near Reds Meadow.
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Reds Meadow Resort, on the John Muir Trail at Devils Postpile.
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The viewpoint at the top of Rainbow Falls.
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Rainbow Falls, on the Middle Fork of the San Joaquin River.
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Little Lakes Valley, Rock Creek
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Eastern Brook Lake, just past the Rock Creek trailhead.
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On a ridge above the Little Lakes Valley, Rock Creek.
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Heart Lake, in the Little Lakes Valley.
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On the shore of Hidden Lake, Little Lakes Valley.
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