H Trail - Groomed Snowmobile Trail 2.8 mi

  • The H Trail, part of the Winter Grooming Snowmobile system for over-snow vehicle (OSV)/snowmobile use, is a short, mostly flat connector trail through open Jeffrey pine forest between the G Trail and the Inyo Craters. The trail is groomed and marked with orange diamonds, and can be linked with other area OSV trails (B, C and K) to make a loop.  The Winter Grooming Snowmobile System is groomed by the U.S. Forest Service with funding provided by the California Department of Parks and Recreation, using monies generated by registration fees and gasoline taxes.

  • The H Trail, part of the Winter Grooming Snowmobile system for over-snow vehicle (OSV)/snowmobile use, is a short, mostly flat connector trail through open Jeffrey pine forest between the G Trail and the Inyo Craters. The trail is groomed and marked with orange diamonds, and can be linked with other area OSV trails (B, C and K) to make a loop.  The Winter Grooming Snowmobile System is groomed by the U.S. Forest Service with funding provided by the California Department of Parks and Recreation, using monies generated by registration fees and gasoline taxes.

Avalanche Forecast for 11/30/2024

  • AVALANCHE FORECAST: Surface instabilities like storm and wind slabs have become increasingly unlikely in the days since our last storm. However, a concerning structure of strong, new storm snow over weak, old facets exists in isolated areas, particularly in the northern half of the forecast area. As you head out into the backcountry, it's worth building in larger terrain margins to account for this uncertainty. Find out More

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