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Granite Gap Trail
The Granite Gap Trail begins along the Gold Lake Trail. The junction is marked by a sign.
Trail Length - .9 miles
Difficulty - Moderate, steep.
Approximate hiking time - 30 minutes
The Granite Gap Trail connects the Gold Lake Trail to the Pacific Crest Trail. The trail climb up through granite steps and accesses Mud Lake and Rock Lake on its way to the PCT. As you climb, there are beautiful views looking back over Silver Lake and Gold Lake. There are a few wilderness campsites at Mud Lake and Rock Lake. Please Leave No Trace of your presence in the wilderness.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | Visitors should always check for additional information at Alerts & Notices on the Plumas National Forest website |
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| Permit Info: | Wilderness permits are not required to enter the wilderness, but we do ask you to sign in at each trailhead you are hiking. Campfire permits are required when campfires are allowed. |
| Busiest Season: | June - August |
| Restrictions: | Bicycles and motorized bikes are prohibited in the Wilderness. |
| Water: | Water from streams, lakes and springs should be treated before drinking. One way to purify water is |
| Information Center: | Mt. Hough Ranger District 39696 Hwy 70 Quincy, Ca 95971 (530) 283-0555 |
Activities
Day Hiking
Backpacking
Swimming
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