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Archive for the ‘John Muir Trail’
Links to JMT resources and trail reviews
- 395.com - Eastern Sierra and beyond
- A better soda can stove - YGingras.net
- ACME GeoRSS Map Viewer
- Anodizing Aluminium at home
- Backpacking and Hiking
- Backpacking food
- BackpackingLight.com — Home Page
- Base Camp MD - Mount Everest Medical Station
- Bear Box Description
- Bear Boxes in the Sierra Nevada
- Bearcant’s Pacific Crest Trail Info Pages
- Big G’s Place - Backpacking the John Muir Trail
- Books for Hikers » FEATURED BOOK
- Brett on Stuff
- Brett on Stuff » Ultralight Backpacking Gear List
- Brett on Stuff » Ultralight Backpacking Gear List
- County of Inyo - transportation (Crest)
- Craig’s PCT Planner: The Pacific Crest Trail: Welcome
- dehydrator
- Descriptions Of Utilities And Demo Files
- Drive More Search Traffic to Your Maps API Site by Including KML Files in a Sitemap - Google Maps API - Google Code
- Eastern Sierra Transit Authority - Bus Routes | 800-992-1930
- Excel
- Excell Spreadsheet John Muir Trail
- Fatpacking: Weight Loss Backpacking Adventure Vacations and Hiking Trips
- Feathered Friends — Garment Product Details
- Free and Not-So-Free Maps, Part 1, by Doug Lung
- Garmin serial/USB protocol (garmin)
- Google Docs - Fred JMT 2007
- Google Earth data can be imported into Google Maps > Bowdoin College Campus > Google Earth Pages
- Google Earth Tools
- Gossamer Gear - Ultralight backpacking and hiking gear
- GPS Visualizer
- High Sierra Topix
- Hiking & Backpacking: A Complete Guide - Google Book Search
- Hiking the John Muir Trail
- Hiking Web Site - Hiking, Camping, and Backpacking Information & Gear
- Hiking Web Site - Pack Weights
- How To Hike Up A Hill
- HOW-TO: Make your own annotated multimedia Google map - Engadget
- Howard’s 1 oz. Esbit Stove
- index
- Index of /gis.ca.gov/drg/7.5_minute_series_albers_nad27_trimmed/37120
- JetPhoto Studio User’s Guide
- Joe’s Ultralight Backpacking
- John Muir Trail (August 2007) - Practical Backpacking%u2122 Forums
- John Muir Trail - Fred Sharples
- John Muir Trail blog: Diana Marcum Archives
- John Muir Trail Discussion Forum - Index
- John Muir Trail in California is one of the best hikes in the world.
- John Muir Trail Journal 2001
- John Muir Trail l Links
- KML Altitude Filler (v2.1)
- LARABAR
- Lightest Weight Backpacking Stove Calculator
- Lowest-to-Highest Trail
- Mcgee Creek RV Park & Campground, Crowley Lake, California - Camp Club USA
- MERCED, CA: Ride YARTS and See Yosemite Differently!
- Most Recent Real-Time Snow ( Water Content ) Data
- Motel in Lone Pine, California - Dow Villa Motel
- New Features in RoboGEO v5.3
- Nutritional Advice for Military Operations in a High-Altitude Environment
- On The Trail JMT Page
- Our John Muir Trail 2000
- Pacific Southwest Region Maps & Brochures
- PCT Links
- Serving the Eastern Sierra Trailheads - Home
- Sierra Nevada Shuttles - transportation for trailheads
- Sierra Peaks List
- Sierranevadawild!: Overview
- Standard Molodensky Datum Transform Source Code
- The JMT2 Trip
- The John Muir Trail
- The Mountain Environment
- Tom Harrison Maps - Waterproof Topo Maps
- TopoZone - The Web’s Topographic Map, and more!
- TrailDesigns.com… purveyors of lightweight backpacking gear
- trips - JOHN MUIR TRAIL THRU-HIKE - TheBackpacker.com
- Ultralight Backpacking
- UltRunR - Altitude and the LD Runner
- UTM <-> Lat/Lon conversion applet and standalone version
- UTM interface to Google maps
- UTM to Latitude/Longitude Bulk Converter
- Welcome to HYmini Online Store - Green power is in your hand
- Welcome To Pacific Crest Trail Association - E-mail Forum Overview
- WPS Reservation Request (Yosemite Permit)
- Yogi’s Guides
- Yosemite Association - Nature Notes
- Zen Backpacking Stoves - Home of the Alcohol Stove
Most Used
JMT Transportaion information from Climber.org
http://www.climber.org/data/shuttles.html
Sierra Nevada Shuttles
(transportation for trailheads)
Updated 26 October 2006, maintained by Linda Emerson.
ADDITIONS, UPDATES AND CORRECTIONS WOULD BE APPRECIATED!
Reference Data | Roster | Message Board | Gear | Common Sense Rules!
Eastern Sierra Shuttles - see also Showers and Rangers
NOTE: Greyhound no longer has service to the eastern Sierra Nevada [2002]
- John Pennington (Lone Pine)
(760) 876-4545 - Dave Sheldon (Lone Pine)
(760) 876-8232 - Wilderhouse Shuttle Service (north of Independence)
760-878-2119 or 888-313-0151
“anytime & anywhere” reservations & credit cards accepted
wilder@wilderhouse.com
private “limo” is a 6-passenger pickup, price and schedule are negotiable
owners Skip & Kitty Wilder, 325 Dusty Lane, Fort Independence, CA 93526 - Kountry Korners Trailhead Shuttle Service (Big Pine)
(760) 938-2650 or 877-656-0756
kountryks@aol.com
320 Blake Street, Big Pine, CA 93513 - High Sierra Transportation (Bishop)
(760) 258-6060
http://www.highsierratransportation.com
Luxury SUV Transportation, anywhere anytime.
Trail head to trail head service and all airports.
Fast, affordable, on-time service. Fully licenced and insured.
Service throughout the entire Eastern Side and over to the West Side of the Sierra when requested. - Inyo-Mono Transit Dial-a-Ride (Bishop)
760-872-1901 or 800-922-1930
$55/hour. Need 2 weeks notice
Charge is $30/hour for van driver’s time, max 13 people. [1995]
Intended to be first-come-first-served alternative to private services.
(Trailheads include Whitney Portal, Onion Valley, Taboose Creek, North Lake.) - Sierra Express Transportation (Mammoth)
(760) 937-8294 - Mammoth Shuttle System
(760) 934-6588 - Mono County Ridesharing
http://alternetrides.com/List_Sponsor_Dest.asp?Sponsor=5822393 - Yosemite Hiker Shuttle / Yosemite Park Tours
209-372-1240
full-size bus: day tours for Yosemite Valley, Glacier Point, Tuolumne Meadows
reservations available round trip or one-way from Yosemite Valley
can catch bus from Tuolumne Lodge Store to the Valley (no reservations) - EAST SIDE: Yosemite Area Rapid Transit (YARTS)
800-626-6684 or 800-MAMMOTH
Mammoth tourist center brokers tickets from Mammoth and Lee Vining
In Yosemite, purchase advance tickets at the DNC information kiosk or at Yosemite Lodge.
Tickets can also be purchased directly from the bus driver.
Bus goes from Mammoth to Yosemite Valley in the morning, back in evening, with stops at Tuolumne, White Wolf and Crane Flat. - WEST SIDE: Yosemite Area Rapid Transit (YARTS)
877-989-2787
Bus goes from Merced to Yosemite Valley and back four times per day.
Options for getting to Merced include Amtrak and Greyhound.
JMT Topo Maps
Here are the TOPO maps for the entire JMT.
I will be putting together a few proposed itineraries as well.
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Links to other Hiking / Backpacking sites & resources
I’ll keep adding to the list as I get time..
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- BackpackingVideos.Com | by Jason Klass
- Practical Backpacking%u2122 Podcast - Home of the Practical Backpacking Podcast
- The WildeBeat: The audio journal about getting into the wilderness.
- Planning: The Wonderland Trail Expedition
- Wonderland Trail - Introduction
- Planning: The Wonderland Trail Expedition
- Hiking the Wonderland Trail around Mt. Rainier Washington - Sept 2005 Photo Gallery by Steve Bloomfield at pbase.com
- Rosegarden’s BSA Scouting Resources
- Wonderland Trail - Introduction
- Scott & Rachel’s Wonderland Trail Hike - Day 1
- John Muir Trail info from best hikes
- besthike.com - the blog
- Trace Minerals - Products
- Gleukos
- Trace Minerals - Products
- Day -1 of our JMT1 Trip
- Hiking the John Muir Trail
- Getting to and from the John Muir Trail by public transit
- Hiking the John Muir Trail: a personal account
- John Muir Trail Solo Hike
- Official page of the Backpacking Gear Weight Calculator
- Hardtack
- Hiking Ideas
- backpackingfun.com/
- The Outdoor Station
- Steep and Cheap: Big Agnes Crater Sleeping Bag: 15 Degree Down w/ Mummy Pad
- InciWeb: National Incidents
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