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John Muir Trail: South to North Edition
The Essential Guide to Hiking America's Most Famous Trail
von Elizabeth Wenk
Verlag: Wilderness Press
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ISBN: 978-1-64359-095-0
Auflage: 2. Auflage
Erschienen am 15.11.2022
Sprache: Englisch

Preis: 24,49 €

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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Biografische Anmerkung

List of Maps

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Planning Your Hike

On the Trail

Sierra Nevada History

Cumulative Mileage Table

South to North: Whitney Portal to Yosemite Valley

  • Whitney Portal to Trail Crest
  • Trail Crest to Forester Pass
  • Forester Pass to Glen Pass
  • Glen Pass to Pinchot Pass
  • Pinchot Pass to Mather Pass
  • Mather Pass to Muir Pass
  • Muir Pass to Selden Pass
  • Selden Pass to Silver Pass
  • Silver Pass to Madero-Fresno County Line
  • Madero-Fresno County Line to Island Pass
  • Island Pass to Donohue Pass
  • Donohue Pass to Tuolumne-Mariposa County Line
  • Tuolumne-Mariposa County Line to Happy Isles

Side Trips to Peaks, Vista Points, and Lake Basins

Appendix A: JMT Lateral Trails and Nearby Towns

Appendix B: Campsites

Appendix C: Food-Storage Boxes (Bear Boxes)

Appendix D: Plants Referenced in Text

Appendix E: Bibliography and Suggested Reading

Index

About the Author



From childhood, Elizabeth ?Lizzy? Wenk has hiked and climbed in the Sierra Nevada with her family. Since she started college, she has found excuses to spend every summer in the Sierra, with its beguiling landscape, abundant flowers, and near-perfect weather.

One interest lies in biological research, and she worked first as a research assistant for others and then completed her own PhD thesis research on the effects of rock type on alpine plant distribution and physiology. However, much of the time, she hikes simply for leisure. Obsessively wanting to explore every bit of the Sierra, she has hiked thousands of on- and off-trail miles and climbed more than 600 peaks in the mountain range. Many of her wanderings are now directed to gather data for several Wilderness Press titles and to introduce her two young daughters to the wonders of the mountains. For them as well, the Sierra, and especially Yosemite, has become a favorite location.

Although she will forever consider Bishop, California, home, Lizzy is currently living in Sydney, Australia, with her husband, Douglas, and daughters, Eleanor and Sophia. There she is working as a research fellow at Macquarie University and enjoying Australia's exquisite eucalyptus forests, vegetated slot canyons, and wonderful birdlife?except during the Northern Hemisphere summer, which she continues to spend exploring the Sierra.