There have been many amazing, fast trips done on the JMT over decades. We report FKTs separately for each direction. On the other hand, the majority of all JMT thru-hikes are done in the other direction (SoBo), probably because that direction allows for hikers to acclimate to the higher, southern altitudes more gradually. Also, NoBo trips get the higher, harder terrain over with earlier, while the hiker/runner is still relatively fresh. This makes sense because the Whitney Portal TH is 4300' higher than the Happy Isles (Yosemite) TH. Speed attempts on the JMT have largely been done south-to-north (Whitney to Yosemite). DO NOT take the Mist Trail! Follow the blue line on this map, NOT the red line. On a northbound trip you must cross the Merced above Nevada Falls at an obvious sign. The JMT is on the south side of Nevada Falls. If you leave the JMT to go to the campground (etc.) you must return to the JMT at the same point!ģ) Yosemite Valley. The JMT stays south of the campground and road, as per the blue line on this map. Follow the blue line on this map, NOT the red line.Ģ) Tuolumne Meadows. The JMT does NOT go to or through the campground or to the store, but stays mainly west of the Middle Fork San Joaquin River through Devil's Postpile National Monument. There are 3 main places where people have had confusion:ġ) Red's Meadow. There are many places you can get off route, if you do you need to return to where you got off and continue from there. Going forward (from September 2017) we will NOT recognize any FKT that does not use the official JMT all the way. NOTE: There have been issues with people not following the "official" route.
For FKT purposes we consider the JMT to be a TH-to-TH (pavement-to-pavement) route, but we also report Whitney summit times. Whitney (14,495'), and hikers/runners must traverse an additional 11 miles between the summit and the trailhead at Whitney Portal (8,500 feet). The southern terminus of the JMT is "officially" on the summit of Mt. The JMT traverses Yosemite and Kings Canyon National Parks, and the John Muir and Ansel Adams Wilderness Areas (Inyo National Forest). The John Muir Trail (JMT) runs 223 miles from Whitney Portal to Happy Isles in Yosemite Valley, crossing some of the most rugged and remote country in California. John Stamstad, 2005 (from his report on a failed attempt at the unsupported JMT record in September 2005) And then she just got up and walked away.
She smiled and looked at me with warm penetrating eyes, “But why are you here”. She replied, “Why are you here?” I went into a long explanation of how I was running the 225 mile John Muir Trail and I was doing it unsupported and I was trying to set a record. She said, ‘Looks like you have some decisions to make.’ I said yes, I am trying to finish this trail but I have a plane to catch that I really can’t miss and tons of work to get back to and I’m trying to decide if I can/should try to make it. A nice middle aged woman sat down next to me and looked at all my gear. I lay down on a rock in the sun to warm up for a bit and I dozed off. The list includes a wide range of schools, including charter schools, continuation schools, alternative community schools and juvenile court schools.Admin note: The southern terminus for this FKT is Whitney Portal, even though the JMT ends at the summit of Mt.
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