CALIFORNIA’S
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MOUNTAIN TOWN

CELEBRATE FISHMAS

Spring means fishing season in June Lake. Cast for trout across June, Gull, Silver and Grant lakes as the Loop comes alive for another season, and join us for the annual Fishmas celebration kicking off fishing season in the Eastern Sierra.

Horsetail Falls viewed from Rush Creek Trail in the June Lake Loop. Photo courtesy of Mono County Tourism.

HIKE

As the snow begins to melt, lower-elevation trails open up around June Lake. Explore lakeside paths, aspen-lined trails and increasingly accessible high-country terrain as spring progresses.

BIKE

Longer days and warming temperatures bring bikes back to the June Lake Loop. Ride the scenic highway or explore nearby roads surrounded by snowcapped Sierra peaks.

Mountain bikers on a trail in Mono County. Photo courtesy of Mono County Tourism.
Off-highway vehicles at the Eastern Sierra ATV Jamboree. Photo courtesy of Mono County Tourism.

OHV

Spring opens up more of the backroads surrounding June Lake as the snow recedes. Explore high-desert terrain and mountain views, and always check seasonal road conditions before heading out. June Lake

Waterfalls & Wildflowers

Spring snowmelt brings June Lake to life with rushing waterfalls and seasonal wildflowers. Look for Horsetail Falls along the Loop and colorful blooms emerging as the snow retreats from the mountains.

Pink desert peach blossoms in Mono County. Photo courtesy of Mono County Tourism.
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