This is the seventh of a series of posts on hikes and strolls undertaken during a 5-day CA road trip.
Date: September 3, 2017
Location: Yosemite National Park, CA
On Saturday evening, as I looked up options for a moderate 2-3 hour hike I could do during my drive over Tioga Road the next day, I chanced upon a description of Gaylor Lakes, and it seemed just perfect. It is also the highest trailhead in Yosemite, being right at Tioga Pass.
Date: September 3, 2017
Location: Yosemite National Park, CA
On Saturday evening, as I looked up options for a moderate 2-3 hour hike I could do during my drive over Tioga Road the next day, I chanced upon a description of Gaylor Lakes, and it seemed just perfect. It is also the highest trailhead in Yosemite, being right at Tioga Pass.
Walking along the edge of Dana Meadow from Tioga Pass parking lot to get to the trailhead |
The trailhead |
As I started descending the ridge, Middle Gaylor Lake appeared - what a pretty sight! |
Approaching the edge of Middle Gaylor Lake |
Middle Gaylor Lake |
Creek connecting Middle and Upper Gaylor Lakes - a trail runs along it |
Upper Gaylor Lake emerges in view |
Gaylor Peak - from edge of Upper Gaylor Lake |
Upper Gaylor Lake |
Panorama of Upper Gaylor Lake |
Another panorama |
Returning toward Lower Gaylor Lake amidst gusty winds and a mild drizzle |
Continuing my circumambulation of Middle Gaylor Lake |
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