Devils Postpile Trail Map
Tom Harrison
Eastern Sierra access via Mammoth Lakes, Agnew Meadows, and June Lakes Loop to Ansel Adams Wilderness and Devils Postpile National Monument, including Thousand Island Lake, Gem Lake, Garnet Lake, Ritter Range, Rainbow Falls, Agnew Meadows, and the Minarets.
All of Tom Harrison’s wonderful maps to California hiking and recreation areas are shaded-relief topographic maps on waterproof plastic. GPS compatible with complete UTM grid.
2008, scale: 1 inch=5/8 mile, 80 ft. contours.
18" x 26-3/8" unfolded, 4.5" x 8.875" folded.
ISBN 978-1-877689-67-3
$8.95
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