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Mono
Lake - Mono Lake now covers an area of about 70
square miles east of the towering slope of the Sierra Nevada.
The Visitor Center has exhibits and a friendly staff to help
you. Tioga Lodge hastwo hour boat tours of the lake. |
The
Tahoe Maritime Museum -The Museum is home to the
largest collection of outboard motors on the west coast. On
display a vast collection of photographs and objects that span
Lake Tahoe's maritime history |
Yosemite
National Park - Yosemite Valley is
world famous for its impressive waterfalls, meadows, cliffs, and
unusual rock formations. Yosemite Valley is accessible by car all
year. |
Lake
Tahoe - Lake Tahoe. Lake Tahoe is one of the deepest
(1645 feet), largest and highest 6229 feet, and bluest lakes in
the United States. Boating, fishing, hiking, and winter skiing. |
Laws
Museum - Laws Southern Pacific railway station dating
from 1883, as well as a post-office more than 100 years old and
other artifacts from that period have been restored. |
Bishop
- Experience the adventure of the Eastern Sierra in and around Bishop
California. Crisp, clean, big and beautiful skies plus majestic
granite mountains. Mule days festival every Memorial Day Weekend. |
Donner
Lake - Donner Memorial State Park is located at the
lake. the lake also offers public boat docks along the North shore
and swimming, sailing and water skiing in the summer months. |
Mammoth
Lakes
- located in the center Sierra Nevada Mountains in Northern California.
Mammoth boasts one of the largest ski resorts in the world. More
than 100 lakes and streams for world-class trout fishing.
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Sequoia
& Kings Canyon National Park Land of the giants:
immense mountains, deep canyons, and huge trees. The Generals Highway
climbs over 5000 feet from the foothills to the awe-inspiring sequoia
groves. |
Ancient
Bristlecone Pine Forest - You will find Earth's oldest
living inhabitant "Methuselah" at 4,767 years. spectacular
panoramic views of the Sierra Nevada along with the Ancient Bristlecone
Pine Forest are attractions for tourists. |
Mount
Whitney - The tallest mountain in the "lower 48"
states. A trail leads to the summit of Mount Whitney, registration
is required to climb the mountain, and daily restrictions have now
been placed on the number of climbers allowed. |
Bodie
State Park - An original ghost town from the late 1800's. Bodie
stands today
in a state of "arrested decay". Bring your camera there
is a new photo opportunity at every corner. This place is amazing
you must visit the Bodie Ghost Town at least one time. |
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