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Hike George Creek Trail, John Muir Wilderness, California
The George Creek trail is a steep, unmaintained cross-country route that climbs more than 6,000 vertical feet into the area near Mt. Williamson, Trojan Peak, and Mt. Barnard. The route is used primarily by climbers attempting to access Mt. Williamson. Trips up Bairs Creek are included in the George Creek - Mt Williamson quota.
Please be respectful of wildlife as you pass through habitat for the endangered Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep.
Elevation: 6364 ft at trailhead
Campfires are prohibited above 10,400 ft.
All food, trash and scented items must be stored in bear-proof containers, or counter balanced at least 15 feet above the ground, and 10 feet horizontally from a tree trunk.
Use of pack goats is not advised in order to protect the health of bighorn sheep.
Dogs must be kept under control at all times.
Maximum group size is 15 people.
John Muir Wilderness regulations apply.
National Park Service regulations apply in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
High clearance 4x4 vehicle is recommended to reach the trailhead.
Not recommended for stock.
From US Highway 395, in Independence, CA:
Turn west onto Market Street. Market Street is also known as Onion Valley Road.
About 4 miles west of Independence, turn south onto Foothill Road, .
Travel approximately 11 miles to the end of Foothill Road.
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