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This trail junction is extremely easy to miss on your way up to Joe Crane Lake from the Isberg Trail. Take your time in the rocky section of trail and look for this sign and a trail heading uphill to the lake.
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The largest Cora Lake on a stormy summer day.
Junction of Joe Crane Lake Trail and Isberg Trail. Can be easy to miss as you head along the Isberg Trail so keep an eye out for it!
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Brian Fagundes
Feb 5, 2016 near Mammoth Lakes, CA
“This trail junction is extremely easy to miss on your way up to Joe Crane Lake from the Isberg Trail. Take your time in the rocky section of trail and look for this sign and a trail heading uphill to the lake.”  

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This trail junction is extremely easy to miss on your way up to Joe Crane Lake from the Isberg Trail. Take your time in the rocky section of trail and look for this sign and a trail heading uphill to the lake.
Junction of Joe Crane Lake Trail and Isberg Trail. Can be easy to miss as you head along the Isberg Trail so keep an eye out for it!
Joe Crane Lake with Post Peak above.
View west of Sadler Lake and Post Peak, as seen from the Isberg Trail.
Spectacular High Sierra alpine view east of Ward Lake, Sadler Lake, the Ritter Range Minarets and Mammoth Mountain just over the ridge.
Small alpine lake along Isberg Trail with the Silver Divide and John Muir Wilderness high country in the distance.
View east from Isberg Pass of the Ritter Range and the Minarets peaking up over the ridge.
The largest Cora Lake on a stormy summer day.
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Joe Crane Lake Trail

1.3 mi 2.1 km
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Mammoth Lakes, CA
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