Deer Camp Trailhead
This old fire road, now a trail, takes hikers to Deer Camp, an old California Conservation Corps camp.
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Deer Camp Trailhead Details
This old fire road, now a trail, takes hikers to Deer Camp, an old California Conservation Corps camp, and to many other secluded destinations in southern Yosemite. There are no food lockers or restrooms located here.
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Low
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Deer Camp Trailhead
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Rail Creek (W7)
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El Portal View (G1)
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