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5milestodizzying ascent to road’s end.
The White Mountains soar to the
east, and the dramatic Owens
Valley spreads below.2 Whitney Portal
At 14,505ft, the celestial
granite giant of Mt
Whitney (www.fs.usda.
gov/inyo) stands as the
loftiest peak in the Lower
48 and the obsession
of thousands of high-
country hikers every
summer. Desperately
coveted permits
(assigned by advance
lottery) are your only
passport to the summit,
though drop-in day-
trippers can swan up the
mountain as far as Lone
Pine Lake – about 6 miles
round-trip – to kick up
some dust on the iconic
Whitney Trail. Near
the trailhead, stop byj
Yosemite,
Sequoia & Kings
Canyon National Parks
In Lee Vining, go west on
Hwy 120 to enter Yosemite
National Park via the 9945ft
Tioga Pass.w
Life in
Death Valley
From Lone Pine, head
southeast on Hwys 136
and 190 to reach Panamint
Springs, a western access
point to the desiccated
landscapes of Death Valley.LINK
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