20의 모노 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The fee area that encompasses this trailhead (South Tufa Fee Area) has no closing hours, but there is a standard amenity fee of $3 per person, per day, for anyone 16 years old or older. Anyone 15 years old or younger can enter for free. Vault toilets are available at the trailhead.

perfect spot for swimming

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

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.

These bizarre rock formations are formed in and around Mono Lake from the salty, alkaline water of Mono Lake in connection with underground springs.

This beautiful alpine lake sits beneath the towering wall of the Mammoth Crest. The lake is a popular summertime destination.

The roughly one-mile loop trail leads to the North and South Crater. Both craters were created only 550 to 650 years ago when the northern Deadman Dome exploded. In the immediate vicinity there are nice campsites.

Horseshoe Lake sits at the end of Lake Mary Road and the Lakes Basin Bike Path. You can stop here for a swim or leave your bike and hike around the lake. One thing of note is that this area has an unusually high concentration of CO2 due to underground gas reservoirs, the U.S.G.S. has been monitoring the CO2 levels since the late 1980s.