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Roads and Trails - Backpacking Hikes & Trails

Indian Pass

Furnace Creek Area
    Difficulty: moderately strenuous

    Type of hike:
    no trail; walk gravel wash and cross-country.

    Distance:
    6 miles to springs; 8 miles to pass.

    Elevation gain:
    3000 feet to pass

    Water: yes, in canyon

    Start:
    6.5 miles north of Furnace Creek Visitor Center on Hwy 190.

    Vehicle needed:
    all vehicles

    Maps: Nevares Peak 7.5 minute topo

    Comments:
    Follow wash bearing left (north) staying in drainage nearest ridge; head for low pass in mountains to the east. Last four miles in canyon. No camping within 2 miles of the road or 200 yards from springs.
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