Hoover Wilderness

The Hoover Wilderness is a wilderness area in the Inyo and Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forests. Many trails lead into it from the north and east, from Leavitt Meadow (off the Sonora Pass road), Buckeye Creek, Green Creek, Virginia Lakes, Lundy Lake, and Saddlebag Lake (off the Tioga Pass road).

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1. 01Mount Conness2,628 ft prominence · 12,589 ft · Summit
2. 02Tower Peak2,182 ft prominence · 11,755 ft · Summit
3. 03Twin Peaks2,123 ft prominence · 12,323 ft · Summit
4. 04Mount Warren2,020 ft prominence · 12,329 ft · Summit
5. 05Matterhorn Peak1,562 ft prominence · 12,280 ft · Summit
6. 06Dunderberg Peak1,335 ft prominence · 12,375 ft · Summit
7. 07Crown Point1,306 ft prominence · 11,345 ft · Summit
8. 08Camiaca Peak1,260 ft prominence · 11,739 ft · Summit
9. 09Excelsior Mountain1,247 ft prominence · 12,448 ft · Summit
10. 10Center Mountain1,211 ft prominence · 11,270 ft · Summit
11. 11Slide Mountain883 ft prominence · 11,083 ft · Summit
12. 12Ehrnbeck Peak879 ft prominence · 11,240 ft · Summit
13. 13Hawksbeak Peak876 ft prominence · 11,135 ft · Summit
14. 14Kettle Peak722 ft prominence · 11,001 ft · Summit
15. 15North Peak682 ft prominence · 12,241 ft · Summit
16. 16White Mountain617 ft prominence · 12,057 ft · Summit
17. 17Grizzly Peak364 ft prominence · 10,364 ft · Summit
18. 18Lee Vining Peak11,696 ft · Summit

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• Pacific Crest TrailLong-distance trail · 2655.8 mi one way

  This trail crosses the area. These facts cover the whole trail; an in-area segment is not available.