Duck Lake Pass Trail, A Must Hike in Mammoth Lakes, CA
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2020
- Duck Lake Pass Trail is one of the most beautiful trails in all of the Inyo National Forest. This trail is not for beginners. The 10-mile trail with an elevation gain of 2,132 feet is normally quite doable. However, Duck Lake is located at around 10,800 feet, which means that the air will be quite thin, especially for flatlanders like us. If you’re sensitive to high altitudes, you might get sick. That being said, we would do this trail again in a heartbeat. Duck Lake Pass trail is beautiful from start to finish, with each lake you pass is more stunning than the last.
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Whoever going to Duck Lake, watch this video.. it gives all information you need.
I watched it twice before went there. Very useful... Thanks !!
Thank you so much! We are so glad that you got to experience it. Isn't it amazing?
@@LiveThatAdventure Absolutely amazing !!
Some extra notes I may add to share with others:
1.> A lot of Mosquitos at Skelton Lake area. Prepare something to prevent Mosquito bites.
2.> Duck Lake Trial doesn't end at Dock Lake, not end at Pika Lake either. Dock Lake Trial can connect to PCT.
3.> Most daily hiking folks stop at top of mountain; as this video presents at 5:20 to enjoy the amazing view of Dock lake.
4.> In an average speed, I'd say it's about 2.5 hours to reach Dock lake without spending time on other lakes.
I did this hike and camped at Duck lake when I was 15 (35 years ago). There was hardly anyone on the trail back then. Your video has inspired to get back there soon. One of my favorite spots in the Eastern Sierras.
It's such an incredible trail! Just be sure to acclimate to the elevation. It got both of us towards the top 😎
I went to Duck pass almost 10 years ago, I still remember how beautiful it was
@@NB-jx9ds glad you got to see it! One of the most beautiful hikes we have done!
Have you done the entire loop? It includes starting your hike at the trailhead at Lake George, all the way up to Mammoth Crest, continuing behind Mammoth Crest down into Deer Lake Basin, then crawling up out of Deer Lake Basin , then down to Duck Lake, through to Duck Lake Pass, then down to Coldwarer Creek campground....you have to do the entire loop in one day. You should also invest in some good hiking poles-hike like a pro and save your knees.
We havent done that one yet. It sounds amazing and brutal at the same time! I agree on the poles. I think we are going to get some real soon
@@LiveThatAdventure You'll be so happy hiking with poles. Get good ones that light and strong and that are fitted for you. That's important. This will save your knees!!! Happy hiking.
Wow this is a great video🙌🏼
Glad you liked it
Going this Aug to hike around Mammoth Lake before starting JMT. I think I will hike Duck Lake after other less strenuous to acclimatize. After your video, it is my must to do list😇
Thats awesome! Yea, being acclimated is definitely a good choice! This one kicked out butts a little bit. It was worth the struggle though! It is gorgeous! Best of luck on the JMT!
Love this video! Looks like such.a gorgeous hike - can't wait to see more! New subscriber here!
Thank you so much. It is one of the prettiest that we have been on for sure! subed ya back. Looking forward to see what you guys get into! :)
planning on going this summer thanks for the tips!
@@chanami awesome! Have a great time up there! You are going to love it!
I did that hike also
That's awesome! That last climb is a beast isn't it?
Can you camp at Duck Lake and hike back to the Duck Lake Trailhead the next day?
Yes you can camp overnight there. Make sure to get an overnight permit though.
Nice!!!!
How long would it take for this trail? I plan to visit Mammoth lakes on this Aug
I would plan on it taking about 7 hours. You can see all the details here.
thatadventurelife.com/2020/08/27/duck-lake-pass-trail-mammoth-lakes-ca/
@@LiveThatAdventure Thank you so much.
Great video, lots of information. How long did it take?
We are slow hikers but it took us 6-7 hours
@@LiveThatAdventure Thank you for all the info, Just subscribed!
@@kingsgirl1182 awesome! Thank you so much! We have some pretty cool stuff coming up for you! Go kings go!😁
@@LiveThatAdventure 🙌🏻 GKG!
Video quality isn't great but otherwise good narration, camera work etc. TY for posting.
Did you play it in 4k? 😎
Have you done the entire loop? It includes starting your hike at the trailhead at Lake George, all the way up to Mammoth Crest, continuing behind Mammoth Crest down into Deer Lake Basin, then crawling up out of Deer Lake Basin , then down to Duck Lake, through to Duck Lake Pass, then down to Creek campground....you have to do the entire loop in one day. You should also invest in some good hiking poles-hike like a pro and save your knees.
We haven't done the entire loop yet. Duck lake was one of our first long hikes. The entire loop sounds amazing. Thanks for the advice!! 😊
I have done the Duck Lake hike probably 50 times. I agree with @Drone Flyer, you should really try that loop from Lake George...almost to Crystal Lake and take the right just before you get to Crystal to hit Mammoth Crest and go around. You'll emerge at Coldwater when you're done which is the trailhead for Duck. When you come back out at the DL trailhead you'll need to make your way back to Lake George which is going to add a couple of miles (cuz you'd have parked at George unless you strategically placed 2 cars). I'd also suggest trying a start from Duck Lake trailhead to Duck and then on to Purple Lake and back...this is a long one though...I think 16ish miles roundtrip. Duck Lake is by far my favorite.