Mokelumne Maps
Mokelumne sits in between Carson Pass (Hwy 88) and the Ebbetts Pass (Hwy 4) – a vast Sierra mountainous area, south of Lake Tahoe. With high elevation passes that are usually closed more than half the year due to deep snow, this area becomes summer vacation haven for outdoor seekers. Mokelumne Wilderness Maps can show you the details for picnics, day hikes, trailheads, backpacking routes, horse packing trail camps, alpine lakes, reservoirs and the Mokelumne River.
Mokelumne Wilderness is located in the Central Sierra Nevada mountains, above the Gold Country foothills, in between Hwy 88, 89 and 4; due south of Lake Tahoe. Fish, mountain bike, kayak, camp, backpack, horseback. It is all out here in gorgeous-ville. Lakes and peaks, rivers and creeks. All of this beauty and adventure waiting for you, but only accessible half the year (or less) – due to snow. Certain areas are designated 
for winter recreation, cross country skiing and snowmobiling.
Mokelumne is bordered by 3 National Forests, in the middle of the Sierra Nevada mountain range: Stanislaus NF, El Dorado NF & Toiyabe NF.
PREVIOUS EDITION MAP
National Geographic produces high quality topo maps with Trails Illustrated. High elevation, outdoor recreation highlights, trailhead parking, all roads, all trails, all campgrounds, peaks, lakes. GPS info. Full color, 2 sided map. Map 807
Salt Springs Reservoir
Bordering the wilderness lands for day hikes and car camp on the outskirts. Plenty of dirt road in this region will lead to dispersed camp sites. Or do a backpacking week, or a horse pack adventure – deep into the untouched wild country of the Sierra Nevada mountains.
towns nearby:
Free Camgrounds in the Sierra
see also –
National Geographic Trails Illustrated
