Trailheads: Getting into the Emigrant Wilderness Stanislaus National Forest ROG 16-26; 04/12 Most trailheads have no services. We ask that you For 4 miles, passing the Pinecrest Peak turnoff (5N31) to road help the environment and please pack out your 5N67. Turn right and go 1 mile to trailhead.
trash. All mileage figures provided herein are From Mi-Wok Ranger District (Mi Wuk Village) take Hwy 108 approximate mileages. There is a one-night east 15 miles. Turn right on Herring Creek Road (4N12) and camping limit at all trailheads. follow 5 miles until pavement ends. Continue 2 miles to the intersection of Hammill Canyon Loop. Turn right, go 4 miles (passing the Pinecrest Peak turnoff) to road 5N67. Turn right Bell Meadow and go and go 1 mile to trailhead. Elevation 6560’, native surface, plenty of informal parking, good overnight camping opportunities, no facilities. Crabtree Camp From Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 Elevation 7160’, large paved parking area, fair overnight west 2 miles, take Crabtree Road exit to the left, go 7 miles to camping opportunities and restrooms. Aspen Meadow and turn right on road 4N26. Go 1 mile to road 4N02Y and turn left. Continue 1½ mile to the end of the road. From Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 west 2 miles. Take Crabtree Road exit to the left and proceed 7 miles From Mi-Wok Ranger District (Mi Wuk Village) take Hwy to Aspen Meadow. Continue straight on road 4N26 for 4 miles. 108 east 11 miles, exiting right on Crabtree Road. Go 7 miles Turn right on Crabtree Camp road and proceed 1 mile to the to Aspen Meadow and turn right on 4N26. Proceed 1 mile to trailhead. road 4N02Y and turn left. Continue 1½ mile to the end of the road. From Mi-Wok Ranger District (Mi Wuk Village) take Hwy 108 east 11 miles, turning right on Crabtree Road on proceeding 7 miles to Aspen Meadow. Continue straight on road 4N26 for 4 Bourland Meadow (Primitive Trail) Elevation 7,080’, native surface, limited parking, fair overnight camping opportunities, no facilities. Eagle Meadow Elevation 7600’, native surface, limited parking, fair overnight From Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 camping opportunities, no facilities. west 10 1/2 miles, turn left into Long Barn. Continue 1/4 mile and take a left turn on road 3N01. Continue 20.3 miles, turn left From the Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 on 3N16. Follow road 1/4 mile past 3N20Y Jct. Road dead east 17 miles, taking a right turn on Eagle Meadow Road ends at parking area. (5N01). Go ¼ mile and turn right. Continue ¾ mile, cross the cattle guard and stay right. Continuing on paved road for 2 From Mi-Wok Ranger District take Hwy 108 east 5 miles to miles, you will come to a bridge and Niagara OHV Campground. the second Long Barn exit, turning right into Long Barn. Continue up hill and turn right. Go 2¼ miles to end of pavement, Continue 1/4 mile, taking the second left on 3N01. Continue turning right at the large intersection and commencing on fairly 20.3 miles to road 3N16, turning left. Follow road 1/4 mile past rough road. Go 1¾ mile to Eagle Creek. Trailhead is on the 3N20Y Jct. Road dead ends at parking area. right, obscured by primitive campsites.
Box Springs (Primitive Trail) From the Mi-Wok Ranger District (Mi Wuk Village) take Hwy 108 east 30 miles, taking a right on Eagle Meadow Road Elevation 7600’, native surface, limited parking, fair overnight (5N01). Go ¼ mile and turn right. Continue ¾ mile, cross the camping opportunities, no facilities. cattle guard and stay right. Continuing on paved road for 2 From Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 miles, you will come to a bridge and Niagara OHV Campground. west 10½ miles, turn left into Long Barn. Continue ¼ mile and Continue up hill and turn right. Go 2¼ miles to end of pavement, take a left turn on road 3N01. Continue 20.3 miles, turn left on turning right at the large intersection and commencing on fairly 3N16, go 5 miles and turn left on 3N20Y. Go 2 miles to the rough road. Go 1¾ mile to Eagle Creek. Trailhead is on the trailhead. right, obscured by primitive campsites.
From Mi-Wok Ranger District (Mi Wuk Village) take Hwy 108 east 5 miles to the second Long Barn exit, turning right Gianelli Cabin (Burst Rock) into Long Barn. Continue ¼ mile, taking the second left on Elevation 8600’, native surface, limited parking, fair overnight 3N01. Continue 17 miles, turning left on 3N16, Follow road for camping opportunities, no facilities.
5 miles, turning left on 3N20Y and continuing 2 miles to the From Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 west trailhead. 2 miles, taking a left on Crabtree Road and proceeding 7 miles to Aspen Meadow. Continue straight on road 4N26 for a Coyote Meadow (Cooper Pocket) distance of 5 miles, taking a left on road 4N47 at the fork in the Elevation 8480’, native surface, limited parking, fair overnight road and continuing 4 miles to the trailhead. camping opportunities, no facilities. From Mi-Wok Ranger District (Mi Wuk Village) take Hwy 108 From Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 east east 11 miles, turning right on Crabtree Road and 3 miles, turning right on Herring Creek Road (4N12). Follow for proceeding 7 miles to Aspen Meadow. Continue straight on road 5 miles until pavement ends. Continue 2 miles to the intersec- 4N26 for 5 miles, taking a left on road 4N47 at the fork in the tion of the Hammill Canyon Loop. Turn right, and proceeding road and continuing 4 miles to the trailhead.
United States Forest Service Stanislaus National Forest Department of Pacific Southwest Region www.fs.usda.gov/stanislaus Agriculture “Caring for the LanD and Serving People” Gianelli Cabin (Burst Rock) If we can all adhere Elevation 8600’, native surface, limited parking, fair overnight camping opportunities, no facilities. to these principles—
From Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 Wilderness will always west 2 miles, taking a left on Crabtree Road and proceeding 7 be there to enjoy. miles to Aspen Meadow. Continue straight on road 4N26 for a distance of 5 miles, taking a left on road 4N47 at the fork in the road and continuing 4 miles to the trailhead. “Leave No Trace”
From Mi-Wok Ranger District (Mi Wuk Village) take Hwy by practicing low-impact, 108 east 11 miles, turning right on Crabtree Road and proceeding 7 miles to Aspen Meadow. Continue straight on common sense camping.
Sonora Pass Elevation 9600’, improved surface, limited parking, few overnight camping opportunities and accessible restrooms. Pacific Crest Trail crosses Hwy 108 at parking area.
From Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 east for 38½ miles. Parking area located on left.
From Mi-Wok Ranger District (Mi Wuk Village) take Hwy 108 east for 51½ miles. Parking area located on left.
From Bridgeport Ranger District take Hwy 395 a distance of 17 miles north to Hwy 108. Go west on Hwy 108 for 14 miles to Sonora Pass. Parking located on right. Pacific Crest Trail crosses Hwy 108 at parking area.
Waterhouse Elevation 8240’, native surface, limited parking, fair overnight camping opportunities, no facilities.
From Summit Ranger District (Pinecrest) take Hwy 108 east for 3 miles. Turn right on Herring Creek Road (4N12) and follow for 5 miles until pavement ends, continuing 2 miles to the intersection of Hammil Canyon Loop. Turn right, go 2 miles. Turn right on 4N31 towards Pinecrest Peak, going ½ to ¾ mile until coming to a four-way intersection. Look left, kitty-corner, from the meadow. The trailhead sits back about 50 yards from the road.
From the Mi-Wok Ranger District (Mi Wuk Village) take Hwy 108 east for 15 miles. Turn right on Herring Creek Road (4N12) and follow for 5 miles until pavement ends, continuing 2 miles to the intersection of Hammil Canyon Loop. Turn right, go 2 miles. Turn right on 4N31 towards Pinecrest Peak, going ½ to ¾ mile until coming to a four-way intersection. Look left, kitty-corner, from the meadow. The trailhead sits back about 50 yards from the road.
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