Alabama Hills

The formation of the Alabama Hills is complex and fascinating. Meet volunteer Nancy Hadlock at the Eastern Sierra Visitor Center to learn more. ADA friendly. Things to Know About Ranger Programs -All programs are free of charge. -Programs are outside and are subject to cancellation without warning. -Children must be accompanied by an adult on all programs. -Wear sturdy walking shoes, dress for changing weather. Bring a hat, water, snacks, sunscreen, and your curiosity.

"Did you know there are many new changes to the Alabama Hills? Join the Bureau of Land Management - California and the Alabama Hills Stewardship Group on Oct 19, 2022 from 5-6pm for the Hills Happenings Virtual Event! Ask questions, hear updates, and learn ways you can help care for the Alabama Hills National Scenic Area. RSVP in the link below. There will be door prizes awarded by the Stewardship Group! Click on this link to register: https://bit.ly/3df4d2H Please contact with any questions about registration.

Who lives here and why? Join volunteer Nancy Hadlock at the Mobius Arch Trail parking lot to explore the wonders of the Alabama Hills!   Things to Know About Ranger Programs All programs are free of charge. Programs are outside and subject to cancellation without warning. Children must be accompanied by an adult on all programs. Wear sturdy walking shoes and dress for changing weather. Bring a hat, water, snacks, sunscreen, and your curiosity.  

Meet volunteer Richard Potashin at the Mobius Arch Trail parking lot and learn about the history of the Sierra Nevada, Inyo Mountains, and Alabama Hill through the names of their peaks and valleys.   All programs are free of charge. Programs are outside and subject to cancellation without warning. Children must be accompanied by an adult on all programs. Wear sturdy walking shoes, dress for changing weather including a hat, bring water, snacks, sunscreen, and your curiosity.