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What to do and see in , Inyo County: The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in , United States including Red Pass, Telescope Peak trail, Palisade Glacier, Cottonwood & Marble Canyon Loop, Little Lakes Valley Trail, The Trout Scout - Beryl Rea, Furnace Creek Stables, Bishop Pass Trail, Thimble Peak Trail, Rock Creek Pack Station.
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1. Red Pass
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Red Pass, snaking its way to Titus Canyon, is worth a look, and for more than the reddish hue of its rocks but for the panorama it reveals.
2. Telescope Peak trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Strenuous hiking trail with an elevation gain of 3,000 feet to the highest summit in the Panamint range at 11,049 feet.
Reviewed By catchuslater - Sequim, United States
Recommend to go in spring or early fall when days are longer. It’s a medium level hike for us...and we are in our 70’s. It doesnt get steep until the very last part. The last time we did it...on Halloween.....the wind was whipping us and it was pretty cold. Be prepared, but it’s very doable.
3. Palisade Glacier
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
4. Cottonwood & Marble Canyon Loop
5. Little Lakes Valley Trail
6. The Trout Scout - Beryl Rea
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Beryl Rea, otherwise known as The Trout Scout has fished all over the world. She currently guides anglers to trout on the Lower Owens River and other area spring creeks, rivers and lakes in the Eastern Sierra near Bishop, California.Beryl also hosts many fly fishing clinics and also offers special clinics for women only to familiarize them with the art of fly fishing and fly tying.
Reviewed By G4204EOkates
I spent a 1/2 day with Beryl on the challenging waters of Hot Creek Ranch where she guided me on how to locate the trout,read the hatch, present the fly and reel in and net the beautiful wily trout in this blue ribbon stream. Beryl knows her stuff and her demeanor is freindly, helpful and fun. I learned enough from her to fish independently for the rest of my Hot Creek trip,.Worth every penny.
7. Furnace Creek Stables
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Jeffmcline - Hickory, United States
Our group of five did a moonlight ride (done on certain days at or close to full moon). We met at around 5:15, departed the stables at 5:45 and returned at 6:45. It was beautiful. Seeing your shadow cast by the moonlight was surreal. Healthy, well-behaved horses that were kept to a walk made for a relaxing and stimulating evening.
8. Bishop Pass Trail
9. Thimble Peak Trail
10. Rock Creek Pack Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Tour company offering horseback riding and High Sierra trips over the entire region (both guided and non-guided).
Reviewed By jansaddy - Boulder, United States
Hiking the entire John Muir Trail has been a dream for many years, and Rock Creek's supported hike was an absolutely wonderful way to achieve our goal. Emma is a magician in the camp kitchen and provided us with superb, calorie-dense, really tasty meals. There was plenty of it too, a necessity when hiking in challenging territory for 30 days. Kyle led the pack and was superb: professional, knowledgeable and great company. We would highly recommend Rock Creek Pack Station to lead you on this epic adventure. We couldn't have been more pleased.
