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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […] |
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Summer is calling and the mountains are answering! It’s officially hiking season here in the Eastern Sierra, and we are excited to be lacing up our boots for a summer full of fun and educational guided interpretive hikes. Join our education staff for an easy hike around Horseshoe Lake and learn more about the fascinating natural history and geology of the Mammoth Lakes area. When: Saturday August 1, 10:00am - 11:30am Where: Meet at the Horseshoe Lake trailhead kiosk by the parking lot What: Easy 1.75 mile loop hike around Horseshoe Lake. All ages are welcome, but children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. We recommend dressing in weather appropriate layers, having sun protection such as hats and sunglasses, wearing comfortable walking/hiking shoes, and bringing […]
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […]
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"The Secret Lives of Black Bears" Black bears are one of the most iconic and misunderstood animals of the Sierra. Join Sierra Forever naturalists to discover the fascinating lives of bears and learn how we can safely share the landscape with them. Campfire talks begin at 6:30 pm, and are free and open to all, you don't have to be staying at the campground When: Saturday, August 1 Where: New Shady Rest Campground Outdoor Amphitheater (located at 37.64809, -118.95818, closest parking is back parking lot of Mammoth Visitor Center) Campground programs are offered as a part of the interpretive agreement Sierra Forever has with the Inyo National Forest. Sierra Forever receives financial support for these programs from ExplorUS, the Inyo National Forest campground concessionaire. Programs are outside and subject to cancellation […] |
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […] |
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […]
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Summer is calling and the mountains are answering! It’s officially hiking season here in the Eastern Sierra, and we are excited to be lacing up our boots for a summer full of fun and educational guided interpretive hikes. Join our education staff for an easy hike around Horseshoe Lake and learn more about the fascinating natural history and geology of the Mammoth Lakes area. When: Saturday August 8, 10:00am - 11:30am Where: Meet at the Horseshoe Lake trailhead kiosk by the parking lot What: Easy 1.75 mile loop hike around Horseshoe Lake. All ages are welcome, but children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. We recommend dressing in weather appropriate layers, having sun protection such as hats and sunglasses, wearing comfortable walking/hiking shoes, and bringing […]
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"The Secret Lives of Black Bears" Join Sierra Forever naturalists for a look at the Sierra's most iconic, and misunderstood, resident - the black bear. Learn about their fascinating lives and how we can safely share the landscape with them. Campfire programs begin at 6:30 pm, and are free and open to the surrounding community. You don't have to be staying at the campground. When: Saturday, August 8 Where: Robinson Creek South Campground Outdoor Amphitheater Topic: The Secret Lives of Black Bears Campground programs are offered as a part of the interpretive agreement Sierra Forever has with the Inyo National Forest. Sierra Forever receives financial support for these programs from Westrec, the Robinson Creek campground concessionaire. Programs are outside and subject to cancellation without warning. An adult must accompany children […] |
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […] |
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […]
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Summer is calling and the mountains are answering! It’s officially hiking season here in the Eastern Sierra, and we are excited to be lacing up our boots for a summer full of fun and educational guided interpretive hikes. Join our education staff for an easy hike around Horseshoe Lake and learn more about the fascinating natural history and geology of the Mammoth Lakes area. When: Saturday August 15, 10:00am - 11:30am Where: Meet at the Horseshoe Lake trailhead kiosk by the parking lot What: Easy 1.75 mile loop hike around Horseshoe Lake. All ages are welcome, but children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. We recommend dressing in weather appropriate layers, having sun protection such as hats and sunglasses, wearing comfortable walking/hiking shoes, and bringing […]
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"The Secret Lives of Black Bears" Black bears are one of the most iconic and misunderstood animals of the Sierra. Join Sierra Forever naturalists to discover the fascinating lives of bears and learn how we can safely share the landscape with them. Campfire talks begin at 6:30 pm, and are free and open to all, you don't have to be staying at the campground When: Saturday, August 15 Where: Twin Lakes Campground, Mammoth Lakes (Meet at day use area near Twin Lakes General Store) Campground programs are offered as a part of the interpretive agreement Sierra Forever has with the Inyo National Forest. Sierra Forever receives financial support for these programs from ExplorUS, the Inyo National Forest campground concessionaire. Programs are outside and subject to cancellation without warning. An adult […] |
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […] |
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Summer is calling and the mountains are answering! It’s officially hiking season here in the Eastern Sierra, and we are excited to be lacing up our boots for a summer full of fun and educational guided interpretive hikes. Join our education staff for an easy hike around Horseshoe Lake and learn more about the fascinating natural history and geology of the Mammoth Lakes area. When: Saturday August 22, 10:00am - 11:30am Where: Meet at the Horseshoe Lake trailhead kiosk by the parking lot What: Easy 1.75 mile loop hike around Horseshoe Lake. All ages are welcome, but children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. We recommend dressing in weather appropriate layers, having sun protection such as hats and sunglasses, wearing comfortable walking/hiking shoes, and bringing […]
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […]
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Book Signing at the Mammoth Lakes Visitor Center Join us at the Mammoth Visitor Center for a special Meet the Author and Book Signing event with historian Robert B. Marks, author of Deep Time in the Mono Lake Basin. Stop by the Visitor Center between 12:00 pm and 4:00 pm on Saturday, August 22 to meet Dr. Marks, learn more about the long and fascinating history of the Mono Basin, and have your copy of the book signed. In this sweeping 10,000-year history, Robert Marks examines the forces that have shaped its rich and complex ecosystem. The story starts with the Indigenous peoples, followed by the mid-nineteenth-century arrival of Euro-American settlers and the dispossession of the Kootzaduka'a people of their land. Control over water was at the center of dramas […] |
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […] |
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […]
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**THIS AUGUST 29 HIKE IS CANCELLED** Summer is calling and the mountains are answering! It’s officially hiking season here in the Eastern Sierra, and we are excited to be lacing up our boots for a summer full of fun and educational guided interpretive hikes. Join our education staff for an easy hike around Horseshoe Lake and learn more about the fascinating natural history and geology of the Mammoth Lakes area. When: Saturday August 29, 10:00am - 11:30am Where: Meet at the Horseshoe Lake trailhead kiosk by the parking lot What: Easy 1.75 mile loop hike around Horseshoe Lake. All ages are welcome, but children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. We recommend dressing in weather appropriate layers, having sun protection such as hats and sunglasses, […] |
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […]
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Did you know that the Eastern Sierra is one of the most geologically active regions in the US? Join Sierra Forever and Mono Lake Volunteers for a FREE Geology Walk to hike into a young volcano and learn more about the wild forces that shaped the area. When: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00am Where: Meet at the Panum Crater Trailhead kiosk. To get to Panum Crater, take Highway 395 and turn on Highway 120 East (like you’re going to South Tufa). Continue on Highway 120 for three miles until you see a dirt road with a small brown sign that says Panum Crater—turn left on that road. The parking lot is located just 1 mile down the road. What: The walk is about 2 miles and includes about 200 feet […] |
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Watercolor with a Ranger this September in the Mono Basin! Paint outdoors while learning about the unique ecosystems of the Mono Basin and Eastern Sierra. Friendly Forest Service rangers will provide all watercolor supplies and interpretive information about the natural wonders around you. All ages are welcome and no previous art experience required. First two dates drop in at South Tufa picnic tables between 11am - 2pm. The second two dates' locations will be announced later as the fall colors start to show up. |
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"The Secret Lives of Black Bears" Join Sierra Forever naturalists for a look at the Sierra's most iconic, and misunderstood, resident - the black bear. Learn about their fascinating lives and how we can safely share the landscape with them. Campfire programs begin at 6:30 pm, and are free and open to the surrounding community. You don't have to be staying at the campground. When: Saturday, September 5 Where: Robinson Creek South Campground Outdoor Amphitheater Topic: The Secret Lives of Black Bears Campground programs are offered as a part of the interpretive agreement Sierra Forever has with the Inyo National Forest. Sierra Forever receives financial support for these programs from Westrec, the Robinson Creek campground concessionaire. Programs are outside and subject to cancellation without warning. An adult must accompany children […] |