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Lone Pine, California, is a popular [[resupply]] location along the [[Pacific Crest Trail]] in the Sierra Nevada section of the trail. | Lone Pine, California, is a popular [[resupply]] location along the [[Pacific Crest Trail]] in the Sierra Nevada section of the trail. | ||
| − | The town, along with the Alabama Hills (a unique popular location for filming movies and TV shows), both sit in the shadow of Mt. Whitney, with the World War 2 concentration camp, Manzanar, only several miles away. | + | The town, along with the Alabama Hills (a unique popular location for filming movies and TV shows), both sit in the shadow of [[Mt. Whitney]], with the World War 2 concentration camp, Manzanar, only several miles away. |
| − | Being a one-street town, Lone Pine is highly walkable, though a less popular trail town compared to [[Bishop, | + | Being a one-street town, Lone Pine is highly walkable, though a less popular trail town compared to [[Bishop, California]], due to fewer hiker services being available and most hikers being able to hike uninterrupted from [[Kennedy Meadows, California]] to more northerly passes (e.g. [[Kearsarge Pass]]) and trailheads that provide access to both Bishop and [[Independence, California]] |
LongTrailsMap.net:PCT map link: | LongTrailsMap.net:PCT map link: | ||
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==Access from the Trail== | ==Access from the Trail== | ||
| + | For northbound hikers out of [[Kennedy Meadows, California|Kennedy Meadows (South)]], Lone Pine is more often than not a trail town for those who need to leave the trail due to injury, personal reasons, or weather, rather than resupply. | ||
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| + | Hikers seeking the most direct permitted route to Lone Pine can leave the PCT to reach [[Horseshoe Meadow Campground]] using [[Trail Pass]], [[Cottonwood Pass]] Trail, or [[Mulkey Pass]]. However, due to the high elevation and winter snowfall, early-season hikers are likely to have a several-mile road walk and difficulties obtaining a hitch into Lone Pine. | ||
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| + | PCT Hikers are not permitted to exit going east of [[Mt. Whitney]] or exit to [[Whitney Portal]] using either the [[Mt. Whitney Trail]] or Mountaineer's Route. | ||
==Food and Drink== | ==Food and Drink== | ||
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===Groceries=== | ===Groceries=== | ||
===Gear Shops=== | ===Gear Shops=== | ||
| + | ===Internet=== | ||
===Stove Fuel=== | ===Stove Fuel=== | ||
| + | * See the [http://www.longtrailswiki.net/wiki/Pacific_Crest_Trail_Stove_Fuel_Resupply#Lone_Pine.2C_California Stove Fuel Resupply List] | ||
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===Laundry=== | ===Laundry=== | ||
A single laundromat, Lone Pine Laundromat, serves the town and can easily be found on Main St. | A single laundromat, Lone Pine Laundromat, serves the town and can easily be found on Main St. | ||
===Shipping Services=== | ===Shipping Services=== | ||
| + | * [https://tools.usps.com/find-location.htm?location=1370844 Lone Pine, CA Post Office information on USPS.com] | ||
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| + | ===Resupply Boxes=== | ||
===Hiker Boxes=== | ===Hiker Boxes=== | ||
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===Train Stations=== | ===Train Stations=== | ||
===Ride Hailing Services, Shuttles, and Taxis=== | ===Ride Hailing Services, Shuttles, and Taxis=== | ||
| + | ===Other=== | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| + | [[Category: Resupply Location]] | ||
[[Category: Pacific Crest Trail]] | [[Category: Pacific Crest Trail]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Pacific Crest Trail in California]] | ||
[[Category: Pacific Crest Trail Resupply Locations]] | [[Category: Pacific Crest Trail Resupply Locations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:35, 5 February 2023
Lone Pine, California, is a popular resupply location along the Pacific Crest Trail in the Sierra Nevada section of the trail.
The town, along with the Alabama Hills (a unique popular location for filming movies and TV shows), both sit in the shadow of Mt. Whitney, with the World War 2 concentration camp, Manzanar, only several miles away.
Being a one-street town, Lone Pine is highly walkable, though a less popular trail town compared to Bishop, California, due to fewer hiker services being available and most hikers being able to hike uninterrupted from Kennedy Meadows, California to more northerly passes (e.g. Kearsarge Pass) and trailheads that provide access to both Bishop and Independence, California
LongTrailsMap.net:PCT map link:
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Access from the Trail
For northbound hikers out of Kennedy Meadows (South), Lone Pine is more often than not a trail town for those who need to leave the trail due to injury, personal reasons, or weather, rather than resupply.
Hikers seeking the most direct permitted route to Lone Pine can leave the PCT to reach Horseshoe Meadow Campground using Trail Pass, Cottonwood Pass Trail, or Mulkey Pass. However, due to the high elevation and winter snowfall, early-season hikers are likely to have a several-mile road walk and difficulties obtaining a hitch into Lone Pine.
PCT Hikers are not permitted to exit going east of Mt. Whitney or exit to Whitney Portal using either the Mt. Whitney Trail or Mountaineer's Route.
Food and Drink
Resupply
Groceries
Gear Shops
Internet
Stove Fuel
- See the Stove Fuel Resupply List
Laundry
A single laundromat, Lone Pine Laundromat, serves the town and can easily be found on Main St.
Shipping Services
Resupply Boxes
Hiker Boxes
Lodging
Hotels and Motels
Hostels
Camping
Other
Trails Angels
Attractions
Transportation Services
Buses
Airports
Train Stations
Ride Hailing Services, Shuttles, and Taxis
Other
References
