Overview

Mount Langley, at 14,042 feet, is the southernmost of the California fourteen thousand-foot peaks. On this hike you will achieve a beautiful summit, but no technical climbing experience is required. The ascent from the Cottonwood Lakes Basin is straightforward. Much elevation is gained via a trail before a talus scramble to the summit.  

Langley has had a checkered history and the peak’s close proximity to Mt. Whitney led to much confusion amongst early ascensionists. Hiking Mount Langley should most definitely be at the top of your Sierra Nevada bucket list. Not only is Mount Langley one of the tallest peaks in California (also known as a California “14er”), but it’s one of the most beautiful hiking and backpacking areas in the Sierra Nevada mountains.  

Please note that we need at least 5 people to run this group trip. In the event we do not receive minimum bookings, your entire booking amount will be refunded.  

Itinerary

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Accommodations

Pricing

Included:

Accommodation

Guide fees

Local guide

Some meals

Excluded:

Alcoholic beverages

Gratuities

Transfers

Flights

Porter

Visas

Travel insurance

Personal gear

Luggage transfers

Airport transfer

Do not forget to arrange for the requisite passport, visa and travel insurance, if you are booking an international trip.

We try our best to ensure accurate and up-to-date guide information, but in some cases this may change due to emergencies or other unforeseen guide scheduling challenges. In any case, another highly-rated, certified guide with similar experience would lead your trip and you will be kept informed of any such case.

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