Trailhead

Tuttle Creek Trailhead

Lone Pine, Inyo National Forest, California

About this place

Tuttle Creek Trailhead is the physical starting place for Tuttle Creek. Kampilo maps only source-supported named overnight areas connected to the official Forest Service trail network.

Camp markers identify general dispersed areas rather than tent pads or guaranteed openings. Confirm the current road, trail, weather, fire, permit, and legal-site conditions before departure.

Seasonal access

Closures & seasonal access

High Sierra approaches can be snowbound well into summer, and several roads, shuttles, and remote spurs operate only seasonally

Place closure

No recurring date-based closure of Tuttle Creek Trailhead is published. Unpaved road access and temporary emergency orders still control access.

Seasonal access

Unpaved road access: Primitive trailhead parking. Unpaved approach west of Horseshoe Meadows Road. Check current closures, weather, and vehicle requirements before leaving pavement. High Sierra approaches can be snowbound well into summer, and several roads, shuttles, and remote spurs operate only seasonally. Desert and foothill entries may remain physically reachable in winter but can become unsafe in storms, heat, or after washouts.

Before driving

Check the exact county, highway, Forest Service road, gate, and shuttle status immediately before departure; a wilderness permit does not guarantee vehicle access.

Conditions and emergency orders are not live. This record was reviewed on October 13, 2026; posted closures, locked gates, and newer manager notices always control.

Inyo National Forest — current alerts

Map

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Latitude
36.553639° N
Longitude
118.184249° W

Sources

RIDB JM38 — Tuttle CreekUSDA Forest Service National Forest System TrailsInyo National Forest — current alerts