Lone Pine Post Office

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Region: Southern California
Latitude / Longitude: 36° 36'24.39"N 118° 3'47.25"W
Distance from Trail: 24 miles
Distance from Mexico: Approximately 745 trail miles
Grocery Store Available: No

Post Office

The post office is located at 121 East Bush Street, and their phone number is (760) 876-5681.

Mailing Address

Your Name Here
c\o General Delivery
Lone Pine, CA 93545

Camp Stove Fuels

White Gas
Esbit Tablets
Isobutane-Propane
Alcohol

Other Info

From the PCT at Crabtree to Mt Whitney Trail Head (via JMT) is about 12 miles. then Mt Whitney Trail Head to Lone Pine is about another 12 miles.

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