Hiking map No. 322 - Mount Whitney (California) | National Geographic

Mount Whitney is universally known as the highest mountain in the United States outside of Alaska, as well as the highest point in California. National Geographic's Trails Illustrated Mount Whitney Map is a double-sided, waterproof map designed to meet the needs of Whitney visitors with unparalleled durability and detail, as well as up-to-date recreational information.
The front of the map details the topography, hiking trails, and equestrian trails of Mount Whitney's south slope, through Sequoia National Park, Inyo National Forest, and the Golden Trout Wilderness. The Pacific Crest Trail traces a valuable path across the map, with clear illustrations of amenities available at Cottonwood Pass and Cottonwood Lakes campgrounds, just a short distance away. The inset features backcountry safety tips, contact numbers, and essential information about the area.

The topography on the north side hikes through Sequoia National Park, the Sequoia-Kings Canyon Wilderness, Inyo National Park, and the John Muir Wildlife Refuge.