| Hiking Trails and Outdoor Recreation in the US National Parks, Forests and Monuments |  |
Stanislaus National Forest - Mi-wok |
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Stanislaus National Forest is on the northwest boundary of Yosemite National Park and includes 900,000 acres. There is hiking, biking, swimming, camping, boating, picnicking, hunting, and fishing in Stanislaus National Forest.
Stanislaus National Forest (209) 532-3671 There are 480 miles of hiking trails in Stanislaus National Forest. Below is a list of hiking trails available in the Stanislaus National Forest as provided by the USFS. They are divided into four different ranger districts: Summit, Groveland, Calaveras and Mi-Wok. If you would like more information on these trails visit the Stanislaus National Forest site at the National Forest Service. ALL DISTANCES GIVEN ARE ROUND TRIP How to Get There From Sonora, the forest can be reached via state highway 120. From Merced, state highway 140 will lead you to the southern end of the Stanislaus National Forest.
Mi-Wok Ranger District Many trails on the Mi-Wok Ranger District are open and accessible to those who enjoy hiking. Contact the Mi-Wok Ranger District for additional hiking information
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