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Swamp Lake Trail / 26E220 near Fresno, California

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First published at 06:39 UTC on March 8th, 2018.

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Swamp Lake. What an awesome trail! At just under under 13 miles of slow going rock crawling, Swamp Lake Trail, MVUM trail number 26E220, is best suited for a 2-3 day trip, but is doable in a 7 -8 hour day at an aggressive pace.
Rooster Rock, a long steep climb up a granite rock face mountain, is probably the one obstacle this trail in most known for, but this is not the most difficult section of Swamp Lake trail.
The most difficult ( and most fun ) section of Swamp Lake trail is MVUM trail number 26E221; the side trail that leads to some great camping areas at the Swamp Lake shore. A close second is the potential winch point north of the lake, where you will need to squeeze between, over and around multiple large boulders, and the need for winching is common.

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