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Twin Falls connects Twin Lakes and Mamie Lake. This small stretch of river cascades down the rocks, flowing through a small patch of forest. It can be viewed from the trail or the road, and if you venture a little further up, you’ll also get a view of Twin Lakes.

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

Starkweather Lake was named after a miner from the area in the 1920s. This lake is known for its rainbow trout and stunning views. The road that allows for access to this lake closes to motor vehicles in the winter.

Minaret Vista offers a stunning view of Mammoth Lakes' iconic skyline, the Minarets, which are part of the Ritter Range. You will recognize them by the sharp, jutting spires that are outstanding. You can also spot Mount Ritter at 13,157 feet and Banner Peak at 12,945 feet (3,945 meters), the two tallest peaks in the range.

Mammoth Lakes is a popular and busy year-round tourist destination. While the town is small, the area is huge and has something to offer for everyone. Skiing and snowboarding dominate during winter, but the summer has everything from hiking and biking to music festivals, fishing, swimming and more.

Twin Falls tumbles 250 feet down from Lake Mamie to Twin Lakes in the valley below. The incredible view allows you to take in Panorama Dome, the falls, Twin Lakes and more.

At 650 years old, Panum Crater is a fairly young volcanic crater in the Mono Lake Area. A rim trail leads around, the short plug trail directly up to the maw.

The otherworldly tufa towers of Mono Lake are formed by the mixing of the heavily alkaline lake water with fresh natural spring water, bubbling up from below. The tufas and their surroundings are an important habitat for the 1-2 million birds feed, nest, or rest at Mono Lake each year.