2.1 hr
Overview
This trail begins at Mt. Pinos Peak and generally descends on switchbacks to Cerro Noroeste (Mt. Abel). Along the way, you'll experience views of the plains and the southern Sierras. <br><br>In addition to views, snow can be found on the trails all the way to mid-Spring, which can completely cover sections of the trail. Make sure to have a map (or the <a href='/mobile-app'>Hiking Project mobile app</a> and a charged phone) and compass if attempting prior to full snowmelt.
Trail Stats
6.7 km
268 m
2689 m
2337 m
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Photos
Sub Alpine forests abound the whole area.
Sub Alpine forests abound the whole area.
At Mt Pinos, this is the sign that you'll find at the West side to start your hike down the Tumaimait Trail.
At Mt Pinos, this is the sign that you'll find at the West side to start your hike down the Tumaimait Trail.
The trails are well maintained and easy to follow.
The trails are well maintained and easy to follow.
On the downhill part of this trail, there are views everywhere.
On the downhill part of this trail, there are views everywhere.
The views go on for miles!
The views go on for miles!
Great views as you descend on the Tumamait Trail.
Great views as you descend on the Tumamait Trail.