Cottonwood Pass area

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The Cottonwood Pass area is a high-elevation trailhead region in California’s southern Sierra Nevada that serves as a popular gateway for backpackers entering the High Sierra and John Muir Wilderness.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
recreational area
trailhead area
elevationCategory high elevation
hasAccessTo Cottonwood Pass
Golden Trout Wilderness
John Muir Wilderness
Pacific Crest Trail
hasFeature high-elevation trailheads
hasTrailhead Cottonwood Pass Trailhead
Horseshoe Meadow trailheads
hasViewOf High Sierra peaks
linked to: Sierra Crest
locatedIn California
United States
eastern Sierra Nevada region
southern Sierra Nevada
managedBy Inyo National Forest
nearestTown Lone Pine, California
partOf Sierra Nevada
popularSeason early fall
summer
popularWith backpackers
section hikers of the Pacific Crest Trail
roadAccessVia Horseshoe Meadow Road
servesAs gateway to John Muir Wilderness
gateway to the High Sierra
usedFor backpacking
hiking
horseback riding
withinDrivingDistanceOf U.S. Route 395

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Forester Pass accessedFrom Cottonwood Pass area
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks contains High Sierra backcountry
linked to: Cottonwood Pass area
Cottonwood Pass area hasTrailhead Cottonwood Pass Trailhead
linked to: Cottonwood Pass area