More Incredible Backcountry Lakes- Duck Pass Trail to Duck Lake

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Our final day hike in the Mammoth area was Duck Pass Trail to Duck Lake. Another trail filled with beautiful backcountry lakes, Duck Pass Trail is a 10 mile hike reaching the pass at over 10,000 feet. The trail follows a series of lakes and meadows, offering incredible views of the surrounding high Sierra range.

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