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5.7 miles
Distance
395 ft
Climb
-2,327 ft
Descent
2 miles
High Point
-1,932 ft
Altitude change
8,677 ft
Altitude min
10,610 ft
Altitude start
8,678 ft
Altitude end
-6.4%
Grade
-44.3%
Grade max
38.6%
Grade min
1 mile
Distance climb
4 miles
Distance down
2,589 ft
Distance flat
Baker Summit Details
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Riding AreaBishop
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Ref Number#3103
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Local Popularity5 in Mountain Biking [+]
- 65 in Trail Running
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Hiking SAC ScaleT2 Mountain Hiking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Bike TypeAM, XC
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Dogs AllowedYes
Descends from Coyote Flat to Glacier Lodge. The top is a faint trail, potentially hard to follow, dropping and climbing out of a view valleys before a steep descent with a great view of the Palisade Glacier. Once it connects with North Fork of Big Pine, it becomes more obvious, and is a fun fast descent with occasional rocks.
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(37.165950, -118.487110)
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Nearby Trails
- Coyote Valley Road 3,251 ft
- Baker Summit 3 miles
- Off-trail Connection To Green Lake 4 miles
- Summit Lake 4 miles
- Fourth Lake Cutoff 4 miles
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Frequently Asked Questions About Baker Summit
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Where is Baker Summit located?
Baker Summit is located in Bishop, California, United States. It is part of the Bishop trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 37.16595, -118.48711.
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How hard is Baker Summit?
Baker Summit is rated as Black Diamond difficulty. The average grade is 6.4%.
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What is the elevation gain for Baker Summit?
Baker Summit has 395 ft of elevation gain. The trail has 2,327 ft of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 8,677 ft to 10,610 ft.
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How long is Baker Summit?
Baker Summit is 5.7 miles long. The trail type is singletrack.
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