John Muir Wilderness

The John Muir Wilderness is a wilderness area that extends along the crest of the Sierra Nevada of California for 90 miles (140 km), in the Inyo and Sierra National Forests. The wilderness lies along the eastern escarpment of the Sierra from near Mammoth Lakes and Devils Postpile National Monument in the north, to Cottonwood Pass near Mount Whitney in the south.

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• Mount Whitney14,498 ft · Summit
• North Palisade14,242 ft · Summit
• Mount Morgan13,734 ft · Summit
• Mount Gabb13,675 ft · Summit
• Mount Humphreys13,986 ft · Summit
• Mount Tom13,652 ft · Summit
• Mount Keith13,976 ft · Summit
• Mount Darwin13,832 ft · Summit
• Red Slate Mountain13,123 ft · Summit
• Mount Williamson14,373 ft · Summit
• Black Mountain13,291 ft · Summit
• Spanish Mountain10,056 ft · Summit
• Split Mountain14,058 ft · Summit
• Mount Hooper12,356 ft · Summit
• Mount Morgan12,999 ft · Summit
• Bear Creek Spire13,720 ft · Summit
• Bloody Mountain12,549 ft · Summit
• Silver Peak11,877 ft · Summit
• University Peak13,589 ft · Summit
• Mount Langley14,026 ft · Summit
• Seven Gables13,081 ft · Summit
• Mount Tyndall14,019 ft · Summit
• Middle Palisade14,012 ft · Summit
• Mount Thompson13,494 ft · Summit
• Mount Senger12,287 ft · Summit
• Mount Gould13,005 ft · Summit
• Laurel Mountain11,824 ft · Summit
• Mount LeConte13,930 ft · Summit
• Birch Mountain13,602 ft · Summit
• Red and White Mountain12,815 ft · Summit

• Mount Whitney via Mount Whitney TrailStrenuous · 10.6 mi · 8,292 ft gain · Est. 12–16.75 hr
• Mountaineer's RouteEasy · 4.8 mi · 78 ft gain · Est. 2–2.75 hr