Leavitt Lake Access
Leavitt Lake Access
Leavitt Lake Access is a primitive trailhead at 9,670 feet elevation near Sonora Pass that provides entry to the Hoover Wilderness and Pacific Crest Trail via the Leavitt Lake Trail.
Access requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles on rough Forest Road 32077, with seasonal availability from June-October; the area offers approximately twelve basic dispersed camping sites with stone fire pits and is open year-round for day use.
Overnight wilderness use requires a permit from Recreation. gov, and a free California Camp Fire Permit is required for any campfire or stove use.
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