Boy, there are a lot of options. Do you include lollipop loops in your definition?
Twin Lakes to Benson lake via Kerrick Canyon and back via Matterhorn Canyon
Granite Creek up over Isberg Pass into Yosemite then back via Post Peak Pass.
Up Illilouette Canyon, over Red Peak Pass, and back down the Merced through Little Yosemite Valley.
Up Lyell Canyon, down Lewis Creek to Merced Lake, then back up Fletcher Creek to Rafferty and Tuolumne Meadows again.
Courtwright Reservoir to the Kings River, then up to Devils’ Punchbowl, around the Red Mountain Basin, and then back through Flemming Lake and Post Corral Meadows.
Lots of Versions of:Â Up Rush Creek to the JMT, head south as far as you want to go, then back up the middle fork of the San Joaquin to Clark Lakes and Spooky Meadow back home.
Of course the North Lake to South Lake loop through Evolution Valley (needs a short shuttle).
Yes to the Rae Lakes loop…but lots of people there.
If you are really ambitious, head up Copper Creek, through Volcanic Lakes and Kennedy Creek, then back through Lewis Creek to Kings Canyon.
High Sierra Trail to Bearpaw Meadow, then over Elizabeth Pass into Roaring River, and back out through Sugarloaf Valley and Silliman Pass. That’s lots of miles for you.
Mineral King over Sawtooth Pass, down into Big Arroyo, and back over Farewell Gap.
Horseshoe Meadows up over Siberian or New Army Pass, down Rock Creek to the Kern, and then back out through Bog Whitney Meadow.
We’ve done a bunch of these. Some are 40 miles, some are 75 miles. All are wonderful.
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