The Tioga Pass or California State Route 120, is a mountainous pass that connects the valley floor of Yosemite National Park to the eastern entrance of the Yosemite National Park from Inyo National Forest and SR 395.
This pass is passable only during the summer season and not plowed during the winter season. We visited this high pass in summer of 2017 and there was snow covering the ground well into August.
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Crystal Lake located at 9700' in elevation, Mammoth Lake area |
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Tioga Pass East Entrance, 9945' in elevation |
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Partial snow cover can be seen in Inyo National Forest well into August |
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A series of peaks of the Minarets viewed from the Minarets Vista by the entrance of the Devil Postpile National Monument |
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Perseid Meteor Shower, August 2017 viewed from the Minerat Vista, ~9000' elevation |
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Crystal clear stream from Lyell Fork at Tuolumne Meadows |
Beautiful. Thank you for the photos and info. 😊
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Thanks for the reply! Tioga Pass is a hidden jewel and can only be visited during the summer time. If you guys have time try to make it up there!
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