Official dataset route segment
- Coordinate reference system
- EPSG:4269
- Dataset feature id
- {DCEA0FB1-F44F-4571-BADF-B037444A21E3}
- Dataset feature name
- TAMARACK LAKES
- Dataset field
- lengthmiles
- Distance miles
- 0.01705854
- Distance status
- known
- End coordinate
- Latitude
- 37.451805572075386
- Longitude
- -118.71963597303892
- Geometry snapshot
- Feature id
- {DCEA0FB1-F44F-4571-BADF-B037444A21E3}
- Path
- geometry/v0/snapshots/usgs-rock-creek-principal-routes-20260923.geojson
- Sha256
- cbbaa853ee6d4ad8a8d995ab91270b7154a5fe3643ac1cb666d43f53c59b600a
- Operational status requires current check
- Yes
- Route role
- official mainline
- Source data description
- USFS Trails Update 03/2026
- Source dataset id
- {8CC4DB36-D0BE-4189-88C7-64C3569EB754}
- Source edit date
- 1774742400000
- Source feature id
- 6788
- Source load date
- 1777310283000
- Source mode attributes
- Hiker pedestrian
- Unknown
- Pack saddle
- Unknown
- Source originator
- U.S. Forest Service
- Start coordinate
- Latitude
- 37.4519124189502
- Longitude
- -118.71989857720519
Evidence and sources (1)
Evidence stance: supports · Evidence details
A bounded USGS National Digital Trails query returned U.S. Forest Service-originated distance-bearing features for the shared Mosquito Flat approach, Little Lakes Valley, Mono Pass, Morgan Pass, Tamarack Lakes, and Hilton Lakes. Twenty-five reviewed features are retained in an immutable snapshot; geometry and source-field distances do not by themselves establish visitor itinerary semantics.
Observation details · Source details · Original source: U.S. Geological Survey / U.S. Forest Service
Recorded artifact references
geometry/v0/snapshots/usgs-rock-creek-principal-routes-20260923.geojsoncbbaa853ee6d4ad8a8d995ab91270b7154a5fe3643ac1cb666d43f53c59b600a
References are not a confirmation of current availability.