모노 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

At 10,141 feet, Saddlebag Lake is supposedly the high lake you can drive to in California. This also means it's generally not too busy, especially considering the pull of nearby Yosemite National Park. The "resort" consists of a general store, cafe, campground, and a boat taxi to the far end of the lake.

The brilliant white boulders of Crystal Crag's mountainside sweep away beneath you to reveal Lake George nestled between the peaks. You get many excellent views from the trail as you climb.

A crystal-clear lake that is surrounded by forest, with the Crystal Crag in the background. It is easily accessible by a short hike, and there is a trail that circumferences it, taking you to the peaceful forest views around the lake.

perfect spot for swimming

Great mountain lake that invites you to swim and is ideal for a short walk.

Barney Lake sits below the 11,346-foot Crown Point. The lake itself sits at an elevation of 8,258 feet and offers a nice sandy beach along the shore. It's a great day hike, as well as a great jumping off point for longer routes into the Eastern Sierra's.

Twin Lakes, as its name suggests, is a park comprised of a set of connected lakes to the southeast of Mammoth Mountain. Eruptions of Mammoth Mountain caused the formation of lava cliffs on one side of the lakes. The other side has a campground and ski lodge.

Lake Mary is the largest lake of the over one hundred lakes that comprise the Mammoth Lakes area. The lake has a campground to the northeast and two marinas offering boat and kayak rentals.