Highway 120 Corridor

Highway 120 provides year-round access to Central Sierra Nevada Mountains. The highway traverses the southern portion of the Stanislaus National Forest, between the elevations of 2,800 and 4,700 feet. The highway continues through Yosemite National Park, eventually reaching an elevation of 9,943 feet at Tioga Pass, which is subject to annual winter closure.

The Groveland Ranger District encompasses the Highway 120 corridor on the Stanislaus National Forest. For the most current information please call the Groveland Ranger District at (209) 962-7825, or stop by our office on Highway 120.

General Information

Directions:

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Highway 120 and the Groveland Ranger District


General Notes:

Click here for a table of campgrounds on the Highway 120 Corridor.


Activities

Campground Camping

Areas for Campground Camping at Highway 120 Corridor

RV Camping

Areas for RV Camping at Highway 120 Corridor

Group Camping

Areas for Group Camping at Highway 120 Corridor

Dispersed Camping

Areas for Dispersed Camping at Highway 120 Corridor

Lake and Pond Fishing

Areas for Lake and Pond Fishing at Highway 120 Corridor

River and Stream Fishing

Areas for River and Stream Fishing at Highway 120 Corridor

Day Hiking

Areas for Day Hiking at Highway 120 Corridor

Backpacking

Areas for Backpacking at Highway 120 Corridor

Viewing Plants

Areas for Viewing Plants at Highway 120 Corridor

Viewing Scenery

Areas for Viewing Scenery at Highway 120 Corridor

Interpretive Areas

Areas for Interpretive Areas at Highway 120 Corridor

Visitor Centers

Areas for Visitor Centers at Highway 120 Corridor

Picnicking

Areas for Picnicking at Highway 120 Corridor

Boating - Motorized

Areas for Boating - Motorized at Highway 120 Corridor

Boating - Non-Motorized

Areas for Boating - Non-Motorized at Highway 120 Corridor

Swimming

Areas for Swimming at Highway 120 Corridor

Waterskiing

Areas for Waterskiing at Highway 120 Corridor

Windsurfing

Areas for Windsurfing at Highway 120 Corridor

Recreation Areas

Recreation Activities

Featured Events

Location

 
  Latitude : 
37.8266

  Longitude : 
-119.975

 

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