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here are entrances to the trail, either at Wentworth Springs or at the Loon Lake spillway.
The Wentworth Springs entrance, at Ellis Creek, is the original entrance to the trail, and starts with an obstacle known as Devil's Postpile (not to be confused with Devil's Postpile National Monument near Mammoth).
The Loon Lake route is longer, first crossing the Granite Bowl, a large open rock valley.
(The Loon Lake entrance previously had an obstacle known as The Gatekeeper.
It was demolished in 2005) The Wentworth Springs entrance to the trail joins the trail from Loon Lake at Ellis Creek.
After driving through the relatively mild section of Ellis Creek the Walker Hill obstacle is encountered.
It includes a rocky climb followed by a notch that can either be straddled or side-hilled.
A short ways past Walker Hill is the Soup Bowl.
The Soup Bowl is a short climb with a series of ledges that is difficult to climb, with high clearance and a long wheelbase a help in this obstacle.
After passing the Soup Bowl the Little Sluice is close.
The Little Sluice is also known as the Sluice Box or simply as The Box, leading to Spider Lake.
It is the most difficult section of the trail, and as such can be bypassed in two ways for vehicles that cannot ascend the main trail.
The most common bypass route is to the left of the obstacle, an off-camber trail that leans the driver over the Little Sluice.
The second way to bypass the Little Sluice is to drive up Toyota Rock.
Toyota Rock is to the right towards Spider Lake (so named because it resembles a spider from above), just before the large rocks in the Little Sluice, and leads to the slabs that surround Little Sluice.
After passing the Little Sluice the next obstacle is Thousand Dollar hill (also sometimes called Million Dollar hill).
It is a rock ledge followed by a steep grade, facing downhill if driving the trail towards Lake Tahoe.
This obstacle can be bypassed. (*) |
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