Claims and evidence

Trailhead profile

Approximate elevation feet
10300
Principal routes
  • route-little-lakes-valley
  • route-mono-pass-rock-creek
  • route-morgan-pass-rock-creek
Road end access
Yes
Evidence and sources (1)

No claim effective interval recorded.

Spatial scope IDs: scope-rock-creek-corridor

  1. Evidence stance: supports · Evidence details

    The Inyo visitor guide describes Rock Creek's glacially carved Little Lakes Valley, states that more than 50 lakes are linked by hiking trails and surrounded by 13,000-foot peaks, and describes the road-end trailhead as the highest in the Sierra at 10,300 feet.

    Retrieval time does not establish when an event occurred.

    Observation details · Source details · Original source: USDA Forest Service, Inyo National Forest

    Recorded artifact references
    • Mammoth Lakes / Rock Creek map and visitor-guide panel

    References are not a confirmation of current availability.

Recorded observations

Browse observations separately (1)

The Inyo visitor guide describes Rock Creek's glacially carved Little Lakes Valley, states that more than 50 lakes are linked by hiking trails and surrounded by 13,000-foot peaks, and describes the road-end trailhead as the highest in the Sierra at 10,300 feet.

Retrieval time does not establish when an event occurred.

Observation details · Source details · Original source: USDA Forest Service, Inyo National Forest

Recorded artifact references
  • Mammoth Lakes / Rock Creek map and visitor-guide panel

References are not a confirmation of current availability.

Published record history

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