Anona Lake Trail 1.5 mi

TEST TEST TEST... Crossing the San Joaquin on the Soda Springs Bridge, just beyond the Devils Postpile ranger station, you immediately enter the Ansel Adams Wilderness. The Anona Lake trail climbs approximately 5 miles from its trailhead at the junction with the John Muir/Pacific Crest Trail up to Fern Lake, and from there another 1.5 miles to Anona Lake, at the base of Iron Mountain. Return the way you came, or make a loop by following King Creek to Beck's Cabin and the Superio Lake Trail.
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TEST TEST TEST... Crossing the San Joaquin on the Soda Springs Bridge, just beyond the Devils Postpile ranger station, you immediately enter the Ansel Adams Wilderness. The Anona Lake trail climbs approximately 5 miles from its trailhead at the junction with the John Muir/Pacific Crest Trail up to Fern Lake, and from there another 1.5 miles to Anona Lake, at the base of Iron Mountain. Return the way you came, or make a loop by following King Creek to Beck's Cabin and the Superio Lake Trail.

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This trail is within a congressionally designated wilderness area. Please abide by all rules and regulations.
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- Soil
- A standard ramp is 8%. Conditions subject to change.
This trail can be accessed by the Reds Meadow Shuttle Service at Mammoth Mountain Ski Area Main Lodge Shuttle Stop #6 during the months of May, June, July, August, and the beginning of September. After Shuttle Service stops for the season you may drive down to Reds Meadow and access the trailhead via the Devils Postpile Ranger Station Trailhead.
*Note that not all facilities are accessible via public transit.