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Devils Postpile National Monument is a United States national monument located near Mammoth Mountain in eastern California. The monument protects Devils Postpile, an unusual rock formation of columnar basalt, "all tightly and perfectly fitted together like a vast mosaic."

High up on the Pacific Crest Trail you will enjoy a nice view of the Devils Postpile. There is also a side trail leading to it.

The Devil's Postpile is a large cliff made of volcanic basalt columns. It is a very popular site, so there is a good possibility there will be others enjoying the site.

Rainbow Falls is a 101-foot waterfall, which is the largest falls on the San Joaquin River. The falls are located a short distance off the Pacific Crest Trail.

Corlieu Falls is located along the Lewis Creek National Recreation Trail. The Lewis Creek was once used to transport milled lumber over more than 50 miles into the town of Madera. Along the trail, you can still see relics of this past.

Corlieu Falls is located along the Lewis Creek National Recreation Trail. The Lewis Creek was once used to transport milled lumber over more than 50 miles into the town of Madera. Along the trail, you can still see relics of this past. If you hike further north, you will get to another waterfalls: Red Rocks Falls.

High up on the Pacific Crest Trail you will enjoy a nice view of the Devils Postpile. There is also side trail leading to it.

The Devils Postpile National Monument, which is only open from mid-June to mid-October, was once part of the Yosemite National Park and was only placed under protection as an independent park in 1911. The main attraction of the park is Devils Postpile, an approximately 100 meters wide and 30 meters high cliff of vertical, volcanic basalt columns, which have a very symmetrical, hexagonal shape.