National Geographic Pacific Crest Trail: Sierra Nevada South Map [Devil's Postpile to Walker Pass] smartwool-socks 201 feet below sea level

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National Geographic Pacific Crest Trail: Sierra Nevada South Map [Devil's Postpile to Walker Pass] smartwool-socks 201 feet below sea levelThe Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) mapped in the Sierra Nevada South Topographic Map Guide travels through conifer forests, meadows, and dry mountain ridges. The John Muir Trail coincides with the PCT for approximately 160 miles until it splits east to the summit of Mount Whitney in Sequoia National Park. The high Sierra hiking season typically lasts from mid June through September. However, heavy snow can begin as early as October and linger until early