Bear Lake, Stanislaus National Forest Backpacking Guide
Bear Lake is a short and gentle backpacking route that is wonderful for beginner backpackers, families with children or those looking for an easy trek without sacrificing a beautiful landscape. Bear Lake sits on Lily Creek inside the Emigrant Wilderness in Stanislaus National Forest which borders Yosemite National Park and shares the same granite peaks, pine valleys and piercing blue lakes. Camping at Bear Lake is limited to one night which makes this route a perfect overnight trip. The trip is a total of 7.4 miles with an elevation gain of 870 feet. The Bear Lake route is considered easy as the trail is short and well maintained with a few moderate climbs and no technical sections.
An easily downloadable, detailed compilation of everything needed to plan an exceptional trip to Bear Lake, Stanislaus National Forest.
Guide Includes:
Best Time to Travel
Route Information including Days Needed, Mileage, Elevation, Recommended Campsites and More
Trip Report including Directions, Landmarks, Trail Names and More
Custom AllTrails Map for Live GPS Tracking
Permitting Process Instructions
How To Get There and Trailhead Information
Packing List
Gear Recommendations
What to Know Before You Go
Wilderness Information
Trip Checklist
Guide will be sent immediately after purchase via email with a downloadable link in PDF file format. The download link expires 24 hours after first download so be sure to save to a computer, tablet or smart phone after opening.
Guide can be used for all pre-trip planning and taken with you on the trip itself, making your next adventure easier and more informed than ever!