JUNE LAKE

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Cycling

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JUNE LAKE

Cruise the scenic Loop by road bike or e-bike, or head off the pavement to explore mountain biking routes surrounded by alpine lakes, aspen groves and the Sierra.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Explore the June Lake Loop on two wheels. Ride the scenic Loop by road bike or e-bike, or head off the pavement to discover mountain biking routes surrounded by alpine lakes, aspens and Sierra peaks.

June Lake offers road cycling, e-biking and mountain biking, with everything from scenic rides around the Loop to dirt roads and trails extending into the surrounding Eastern Sierra.

Yes. SR 158 makes a spectacular road ride through the June Lake Loop, passing June, Gull, Silver and Grant lakes with mountain scenery throughout. Riders share the road with vehicles, so ride predictably and stay alert.

Yes, but where you can ride depends on the type of e-bike and who manages the road or trail. E-bikes are not permitted everywhere traditional bikes are allowed, so check current regulations before heading onto dirt or singletrack.

The surrounding area offers dirt roads and mountain terrain to explore, but access varies by route and land designation. Wilderness areas are closed to bicycles, so check maps and current trail regulations before you ride.

Summer through fall offers the greatest access, with fall bringing cooler temperatures and changing aspens. Spring riding depends heavily on snowmelt, mud and road conditions.

Rental availability in June Lake is limited and can change seasonally. Plan ahead and check with local outfitters before your trip.

Yes, but choose your route carefully. June Lake has everything from relatively mellow roads and paths to steep mountain terrain, and SR 158 is an active roadway shared with vehicles.

Stay on designated routes, respect seasonal closures and private property, yield appropriately to other trail users and never ride through wet or muddy trails. Pack out everything you bring and leave the landscape as you found it.

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