Walker Pass Campround is located just off of California State Highway 178 and
at the junction of the Owens Peak and Cache Peak segments of the Pacific Crest
National Scenic Trail. Located at 5,000 feet, there are pinyon pines and a few
Joshua trees in this semi-arid setting and outstanding views of the dry,
rugged foothills of the Southern Sierras. The campround includes eleven walk
in sites for Pacific Crest Trail hikers and tent campers. The camprgound also
has two sites for car camping. All sites have a picnic table and fire ring.
Hitching racks and corrals are available for horses. No potable water is
available at this site.

Walker Pass Campround is located just off of California State Highway 178 and at the junction of the Owens Peak and Cache Peak segments of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail. Located at 5,000 feet, there are pinyon pines and a few Joshua trees in this semi-arid setting and outstanding views of the dry, rugged foothills of the Southern Sierras. The campround includes eleven walk in sites for Pacific Crest Trail hikers and tent campers. The camprgound also has two sites for car camping. All sites have a picnic table and fire ring. Hitching racks and corrals are available for horses. No potable water is available at this site.

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Walker Pass Campground

Chimney Creek Campground is located within Chimney Peak Recreation Area and is
cherry stemmed out of Owens Peak Wilderness. The campground contains 36 sites
and is nestled among beautiful pinyon pines, grey pines, and oaks along
Chimney Creek at 5,700 feet in elevation. Each site in the campground has a
picnic table and fire ring. Potable water is available during the summer
months near the very end of the campground loop at site 36. During the summer,
days can be warm and dry. The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail crosses
Canebrake Road just south of the campground. Chimney Creek Trail, a primitive
route along Chimney Creek, starts at the cattle guard a half mile from the
start of the campground road.

Chimney Creek Campground is located within Chimney Peak Recreation Area and is cherry stemmed out of Owens Peak Wilderness. The campground contains 36 sites and is nestled among beautiful pinyon pines, grey pines, and oaks along Chimney Creek at 5,700 feet in elevation.  Each site in the campground has a picnic table and fire ring. Potable water is available during the summer months near the very end of the campground loop at site 36. During the summer, days can be warm and dry. The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail crosses Canebrake Road just south of the campground. Chimney Creek Trail, a primitive route along Chimney Creek, starts at the cattle guard a half mile from the start of the campground road.

Chimney Creek Campground

## Overview

Long Valley Campground is a remote, primitive campground located within
Chimney Peak Recreation Area and is cherry stemmed out of Domelands
Wilderness. The campground contains 13 sites, picnic tables, fire rings, and
primitive pit toilets. There is no potable water at the campground. The Volpe
Trail, a 3-mile unmaintained route that provides access to the South Fork of
the Kern River within Domelands Wilderness, starts at the end of the
campground road near site 13.

<h2>Overview</h2>Long Valley Campground is a remote, primitive campground located within Chimney Peak Recreation Area and is cherry stemmed out of Domelands Wilderness. The campground contains 13 sites, picnic tables, fire rings, and primitive pit toilets. There is no potable water at the campground. The Volpe Trail, a 3-mile unmaintained route that provides access to the South Fork of the Kern River within Domelands Wilderness, starts at the end of the campground road near site 13.

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