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California
0.5 mi
Distance
332 ft
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Mammoth Pass Cutoff
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Mammoth Pass Cutoff is a short connector trail within the Sotcher Lake Trailhead system in California's Eastern Sierra region. At just over half a mile, this cutoff provides an efficient link for riders looking to navigate the broader trail network around Mammoth Pass. Whether you're using it as a quick transition between longer routes or exploring the Sotcher Lake area, this brief segment offers a convenient way to access different trail options in this popular mountain biking destination.
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Mccleod Lake
~1 min drive
Brief connector trail at Sotcher Lake Trailhead near Mccleod Lake in California.
Mammoth Mountain Bike Park
~2 min drive
Moderate flow and all-mountain trails in Eastern Sierra bike park with lift access.
Horseshoe Lake Loop
~1 min drive
Scenic 1.7-mile loop near Sotcher Lake Trailhead in California.
Mammoth Lks Pack-Mammoth Pass
~1 min drive
Scenic 1.3-mile alpine connector in Mammoth Lakes via Sotcher Lake Trailhead.
Barrett Lake to Lake Mary
~2 min drive
Quick 0.91-mile connector between Barrett Lake and Lake Mary in California's Sotcher Lake area.
Mammoth Lakes Pack Station
~4 min drive
Quick 0.3-mile warm-up trail from Sotcher Lake Trailhead near Mammoth Lakes.
Coldwater Cg to Lake George
~4 min drive
Quick connector trail linking Coldwater Campground to Lake George near Sotcher Lake.
Mammoth Pass - Red's Meadow
~4 min drive
Quick 0.31-mile connector trail in Mammoth's Sotcher Lake system.
Rainbow Falls-Reds C/o
~5 min drive
Short connector trail at Sotcher Lake Trailhead in California.
Sotcher Lake Feeder
~5 min drive
Quick 0.826-mile connector to Sotcher Lake in California's trail system.
