Minaret Lake Trail 5.1 mi

  • The Minaret Lake Trail is accessed via the overlapping Pacific Crest and John Muir trails from the Devils Postpile Trailhead in the Devils Postpile National Monument.  From its junction with the John Muir Trail at the edge of Johnston Meadow in the Ansel Adams Wilderness, this trail follows the drainage of Minaret Creek all the way to its headwaters at Minaret Lake. For a big loop, continue on to Cecile and Iceberg Lakes and return to the John Muir Trail at the shore of Shadow Lake.

  • The Minaret Lake Trail is accessed via the overlapping Pacific Crest and John Muir trails from the Devils Postpile Trailhead in the Devils Postpile National Monument.  From its junction with the John Muir Trail at the edge of Johnston Meadow in the Ansel Adams Wilderness, this trail follows the drainage of Minaret Creek all the way to its headwaters at Minaret Lake. For a big loop, continue on to Cecile and Iceberg Lakes and return to the John Muir Trail at the shore of Shadow Lake.

Reviews

July 25, 2018

“We started on this trail June 22, 2018. When we got to Minaret Creek there was to much water to cross. It would be nice to see that in the information and a map would be great. We ended up going back to Minaret Falls and then took the PCT to Agnew Meadows. Great hike.”

Susie Flores, Hesperia, CA

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