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Site Toll Mountain

“BACKPACKING CAMPSITE The Toll Mountain campsite is located along the Pinnacles Trail at the top of Pinnacles Pass, 3.7 miles from the Basin Trailhead. The campsite is 80 yards off of the main trail. Do not plan on finding this campsite in the dark. The first 1/2 mile out of the Basin is fairly steep, after which the trail becomes moderately difficult. The Pinnacles trail is well maintained and easy to follow all year long. Several sections of switchbacks offer fantastic views. Please do NOT cut switchbacks. The pinnacles trail is the steeper, yet shorter route to the High Chisos backcountry and the South Rim area. This is a small campsite that offers great views and complete privacy for up to four people. Not much protection from wind and only moderate shade. Nice views of the Basin and the Window from the campsite, and more fantastic views are available nearby. A solar-composting pit toilet is near the spur trail to the campsite. This is a hike-in site. Parking is available at the Chisos Basin trailhead or the Chisos Basin Amphitheater.”

recreation.gov's note for this site

People
Up to 4
Parking
Parking is available at the Chisos Basin trailhead or the Chisos Basin Amphitheater.
Check-in
1:00 PM
Check-out 12:00 PM
Book Toll Mountain on Recreation.govOpens this site on recreation.gov

From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.

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Backpacking Site · hike-to site

Site Toll Mountain

“BACKPACKING CAMPSITE The Toll Mountain campsite is located along the Pinnacles Trail at the top of Pinnacles Pass, 3.7 miles from the Basin Trailhead. The campsite is 80 yards off of the main trail. Do not plan on finding this campsite in the dark. The first 1/2 mile out of the Basin is fairly steep, after which the trail becomes moderately difficult. The Pinnacles trail is well maintained and easy to follow all year long. Several sections of switchbacks offer fantastic views. Please do NOT cut switchbacks. The pinnacles trail is the steeper, yet shorter route to the High Chisos backcountry and the South Rim area. This is a small campsite that offers great views and complete privacy for up to four people. Not much protection from wind and only moderate shade. Nice views of the Basin and the Window from the campsite, and more fantastic views are available nearby. A solar-composting pit toilet is near the spur trail to the campsite. This is a hike-in site. Parking is available at the Chisos Basin trailhead or the Chisos Basin Amphitheater.”

recreation.gov's note for this site

People
Up to 4
Parking
Parking is available at the Chisos Basin trailhead or the Chisos Basin Amphitheater.
Check-in
1:00 PM
Check-out 12:00 PM
Book Toll Mountain on Recreation.govOpens this site on recreation.gov

From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.