John Muir Trail print.
John Muir Trail Map | JMT Map |California | United States | Trail Maps | Unique Wall Art The length of John Muir Trail is a fantastic and challenging 211 miles /339km, and the trail is also lovingly known as the JMT. The John Muir Trail hike leads you through beautiful and jaw-dropping nature, crossing the high Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. It further visits the crown jewels of the National Parks in the USA, such as Yosemite, John Muir Wilderness, Ansel Adams Wildernesses, King Canyon, and Sequoia National Park. The trail starts at the terminus of Happy Isles in Yosemite Valley, and the finish lies at its highest peak, Mount Whitney, at 14496 ft/ 4418m. The trail was completed and opened to the public in 1938 and named after John Muir, a famous naturalist. The John Muir Trail route traverses beautiful alpine and high mountain scenery, and with it lying almost entirely above 8000 ft/ 2400m, it is not a walk in the park, and you have to be mindful of altitude sickness. Hiking the trail, though, will be extremely rewarding due to the mesmerizing views over valleys, peaks, and lakes, with the best sunsets and sunrises. And as a cherry on top when hiking the John Muir Trail, you will be welcomed by a very social and friendly trail community. Don't wait any longer and order your poster now to relive those beautiful memories day-in and day-out. Please note that the posters are sold without a frame
Paper
Printed to order on heavyweight matte paper. The design you approve here is exactly the design we prepare for print — small color differences between screen and paper are normal.
Shipping & returns
Made to order — every poster is printed just for you and shipped rolled in a protective tube, with free shipping. Once printed, delivery typically takes 3–20 business days depending on where you are. If your poster is personalized, it can't be returned for a change of mind — but if it arrives damaged or wrong, send us a photo within 14 days and we'll reprint it free. Your 2-year legal guarantee always applies.
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