Gable Lakes Trail
Rich in mining history, the Gable Lakes trail starts deep in Pine Creek Canyon behind Mt Tom and climbs up past sites where miners would ride to the work in oar buckets. Visitors should remember that the Antiquities Act protects all artifacts from being damaged or removed. Gable Lakes is four miles up this primitive rocky, steep and exposed trail (not recomended for stock). Gable Lakes are fishless.
Common Destinations: Gable Lakes
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At a Glance
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Reservations: | Reserve up to 6 months in advance at www.Recreation.gov |
Rentals & Guides: | Special approval is required for commercial use. |
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Closest Towns: | Bishop, CA (full service, hospital) |
Water: | Water from creeks, lakes and springs should be treated before drinking. |
Restroom: | Please Leave No Trace. Bury human waste away from water sources. |
Operated By: | Forest Service |
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General Information
Directions:From Bishop go north on Hwy 395 approximately 12 miles and go west on Pine Creek Canyon Rd. Drive to the end of the road and park in the dirt lot near Pine Creek Pack Station. The trailhead is to the south of the parking lot.