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Mammoth Consolidated Mine Trail in Mammoth Lakes

Last Modified: May 16, 2020

The Mammoth Consolidated Mine Trail is a short, less than a mile trail in Mammoth Lakes that takes you to the ruins of a once “somewhat successful” mining district. This area was used from the late 1920s to the early 1930s, and it ended up producing a little over $100,000. Today you can walk through […]

Filed Under: Highway 395, Hikes, Historical Structures Tagged With: Mammoth Lakes, Mono County

Hiking to Rainbow Falls, Devil’s Postpile, and Red’s Meadow via Devils Postpile Trail

Last Modified: May 16, 2020

Devils Postpile National Monument is a beautiful park on the backside of Mammoth Mountain. It has lots of hiking trails, stunning waterfalls, lakes for fishing, and unusual geological formations. This trail combines some of the best spots on a 5 mile hike that takes advantage of the summer shuttle system. Here is all the information. […]

Filed Under: Hikes, National Monuments Tagged With: Inyo County, Mammoth Lakes

Inyo Craters Hike in Mammoth Lakes

Last Modified: May 16, 2020

The Mammoth Scenic Loop has a lot of short hikes that most people never do; Inyo Craters is one of those hikes. I admit that I have been to the area multiple times over the last six years, and this was the first time I had heard about it as well. This short hike leads […]

Filed Under: Hikes, Natural Wonders Tagged With: Mammoth Lakes, Mono County

Heart Lake Trail in Mammoth Lakes

Last Modified: May 16, 2020

The city of Mammoth is full of amazing high altitude lakes pretty much all over the city and surrounding areas. I have only been to a couple, with one of my favorites being the hike to Crystal Crag, but on a recent trip, I wanted to hike to another, so we picked Heart Lake. While […]

Filed Under: Hikes, Lakes Tagged With: Mammoth Lakes, Mono County

Mammoth Mountain Scenic Gondola Ride

Last Modified: July 11, 2020

The Mammoth Lakes area, along California’s Highway 395, is one of the most beautiful places in the entire state. It is best experienced by setting out on foot and hiking along some of the area’s great trails. However, if you don’t want to do that, then another fantastic way to experience Mammoth is to take […]

Filed Under: Activities, Northern California, Vistas Tagged With: Mammoth Lakes

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