The Palisades Trail Map

Tom Harrison

Detailed map to the popular backpacking and climbing area in Kings Canyon National Park's backcountry, primarily accessible from the east side via Bishop Canyon and Big Pine Canyon.

The Palisades Crest is one of the High Sierra's most remarkable areas.Map covers six peaks over 14,000 feet and many over 13,000. Includes Mt. Sill, Mt. Jepson, Mt. Winchell, Palisade Basin, Big Pine Canyon, Big Pine Lakes, Bishop Pass, Dusy Basin, Palisade Creek, LeConte Canyon and all the Palisade peaks and glaciers.


2006, scale: 1 inch = 1/2 mile, 80 ft. contours, 24" x 18" unfolded, 4" x 9" folded. Published by Tom Harrison Maps. ISBN 1978-1-877689-97-0.

$9.95

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