Inyo National Forest - Bishop, California

Inyo National Forest

La Inyo National Forest se encuentra ubicada en Bishop, California, Estados Unidos, y está ubicada a la dirección 351 Pacu Ln #200, Bishop, CA 93514, United States. Puedes contactar con ellos por teléfono al 7608732400 o visitar su sitio web en fs.usda.gov.

Características

La Inyo National Forest ofrece una variedad de experiencias al aire libre, incluyendo:

Preciosas vistas: La foresta ofrece ubicaciones hermosas que se han visto en los últimos 8 años en varias visitas. Fue el lugar donde se propuso el autor principal de "Forrest Gump" y se propuso el lugar donde se construyó el primer teléfono movil.
Actividades al aire libre: Puedes disfrutar de senderos para senderismo, senderos para bicicleta, pesca y caza.
Servicios: La foresta cuenta con estacionamiento de coches con acceso para personas con discapacidad y una entrada accesible para personas con discapacidad.
Amenidades: Hay mesas para picnic, servicios de atención al cliente y un parque de campings.

Otras atracciones cercanas

Algunos lugares cercanos para visitar son:

El Parque Nacional de Sequoia: Un parque nacional ubicado a unos 30 minutos en coche.
El Parque Nacional de Kings Canyon: Un parque nacional ubicado a unos 45 minutos en coche.
* El pueblo de Lone Pine: Un pueblo ubicado a unos 20 minutos en coche.

Opiniones

La Inyo National Forest tiene 7323 opiniones en Google My Business con una media de 4.8/5. Los visitantes destacan la belleza de la foresta, la variedad de actividades al aire libre y la accesibilidad de los servicios.

Recomendaciones

Si estás buscando una experiencia al aire libre en la naturaleza, la Inyo National Forest es un lugar ideal. Con sus preciosas vistas, actividades al aire libre y servicios accesibles, es un destino perfecto para familias, amantes de la naturaleza y aventureros. No te pierdas la oportunidad de visitar Visita su página web para obtener más información y planificar tu visita

👍 Reviews of Inyo National Forest

Ethan K.

5/5

Beautiful locations we have seen in the past 8 years over several visits. I got engaged here as well as spent a beautiful morning atop the peak of mountains. If you get the chance please take the time and visit. The stars are beautiful from the wilderness out here.

Michelle B.

5/5

Gorgeous area. Has it all: beautiful mountains, raging snow melt "rivers," abandoned mines, birds, animals, canyons, sunsets.. Perfect to explore with lots of space. Some roads were still closed when I was there end of May/first bit of June due to snow. Lots of camp and RV sites, & pulloffs for taking photos.

Tomas R.

5/5

Best example of what a national forest should be. Easily accessible and many attractions to see. This national forest is HUGE so plan ahead with what you want to see, or just find a road to take you somewhere amazing! Highly recommend the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest and the areas all along I-395!

water828

5/5

Enjoyed it tremendously. So much snow. Nice fresh air. Very relaxing. Couldn't go to any lakes at higher elevation, everything was closed. So beautiful, had a good time showing a co-worker around.

L B.

5/5

We did the Little Lakes Valley trail and highly recommend it for those looking for a moderate hike. The trail was well maintained and easy to follow. It wasn't too crowded. However, you still had enough people so that you didn't feel isolated. We were able to complete the hike in one day making a few stops at the lakes to take in the view and have a few snacks. Definitely recommend a visit!!

DJKwan L.

5/5

💥Oct 17, 2023《Misty Falls & South Lake 1👍 peek 》
💥 Oct 18, 2022 《North campground 👍 peek》
💥 Oct 12, 2021 《Sabrina & North 👍peek》☃️ I didn't expect it, but last night (10/11) the first snow fell. 📸
🎰 The situation right now is dreamlike luck. 🍁👍☕
🗻🍁The white snow and yellow leaves are fantastically beautiful
🗻 North Lake. 🍁 Sabrina Lake.
🐟🛶 Intake To. 🏡 Aspendell.
🧥🥾 South Lake. 💧Misty Falls.
🍁🚘 I think the maple leaves will be pretty until the end of October. 📸☕☃️🌈🍂...‼

Kimberly H.

5/5

I was able to hit up Devils Post Pile and do a quick trip in Mammoth. Adorable town, great restaurants, but my motivation was to get a glimpse of the Minarets, which I will be backpacking to next summer. I have always passed by Mammoth on the way to or from a different camping/backpacking location, and this time, made sure I stopped. We arrives after labor day so we had our choice of the first come first serve campgrounds between Reds Meadow and Agnew Meadow. We drove through them all and selected Minaret Falls. We had a campsite on the river with our own private beach. The views really do take your breath away. Funny thing sheer beauty has always made me cry, so I came up with a "cry factor" rating to explain. How beautiful something is. Mammoth is cry factor 10, no controlling the waterworks. The few photos I have do it NO justice.

Sandy L.

5/5

Absolutely beautiful place. Not too crowded and much cooler than I expected in mid-july. Super low humidity. The high elevation weather was amazing - 80s during the day and low 50s at night. We travel with dogs and appreciate the dog friendly trails here!