Come one, come all: Friends of the Inyo needs you! Bring your friends, bring your kids, bring a stranger? Friends of the Inyo is hosting a pop-up cleanup event in Mammoth Lakes Friday, June 28th. We will be meeting at the Horseshoe Lake Parking Lot at 9am and dispersing throughout the trashiest trails of town till noon. Trash Grabbers, Gloves, and Bags will be provided. If you have time please pre-register: Sign Up!
***This event has been cancelled due to the current National Forest Closure. For more info on the closure, see the press release here. For any questions about Friends of the Inyo events, e-mail alex@friendsoftheinyo.org.*** Join Tess on a hike around Horseshoe Lake and learn more about the geologic history of the Lakes Basin and of Mammoth Mountain. You will learn about the basics of the formation of the Sierra Nevada Range, the history of local volcanic activity in the area, and other interesting geological facts that continue to impact the local natural and human environments. Where: Horseshoe Lake (Mammoth Lakes)...
Join Tess on a hike around Horseshoe Lake and learn more about the geologic history of the Lakes Basin and of Mammoth Mountain. You will learn about the basics of the formation of the Sierra Nevada Range, the history of local volcanic activity in the area, and other interesting geological facts that continue to impact the local natural and human environments. Where: Horseshoe Lake (Mammoth Lakes) (meet at the visitor's sign) RSVP required When: start 10:00am (roughly 1-1.5 hrs) The Hike: 1.7 mi around Horseshoe Lake. 114ft elevation change This hike is now full. If you would like to be...
Join Tess Irving-Ruffing on a hike around Horseshoe Lake and learn more about the geologic history of the Lakes Basin and of Mammoth Mountain. You will learn about the basics of the formation of the Sierra Nevada Range, the history of local volcanic activity in the area, and other interesting geological facts that continue to impact the local natural and human environments. Where: Horseshoe Lake (Mammoth Lakes) (meet at the visitor's sign) When: start 10:00am (roughly 1-1.5 hrs) The Hike: 1.7 mi around Horseshoe Lake. 114ft elevation change We are no longer accepting RSVPs for this event, we have...