Recreation Opportunities
Listed below are all of our recreation opportunities, in alphabetical order. Click on the designated card to find out more about each one!
Opportunities abound for two-wheel enthusiasts on the forest. Paved roads that head into the forest are usually very steep but offer scenic and…
Climbing on the Inyo National Forest is a major attraction with opportunities for a variety of sport or traditional climbs, bouldering, and…
Hiking is the most popular way to see and experience the many wonders of the Inyo National Forest! Some visitors plan a year or more in advance for…
There is a long tradition of horses and mules helping visitors reach the high country. Trail Courtesy:Hikers should move off to the downhill side of…
Opportunities to fish on the Inyo National Forest are endless. With over 400 lakes and 1,100 miles of rivers and streams take your pick of where to…
Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV’s) have access to nearly 2,200 miles of trails and roads leading through a million acres of non-wilderness lands on the…
Outdoor learning interpretive sites on the Inyo National Forest are varied, and each offers a unique insight to the National Forest. During winter…
Just about any of the side roads that lead off the main highways and canyon entries provide ample opportunities to pull off, pick a scenic site and…
Scenic drives on the Inyo are not hard to find! Just arriving and driving through the south end of the forest to the north takes you along the…
Many people visit the forest to beat the heat at high-elevation lakes, streams, and rivers. Check the activities below for the locations where you…
Trail GroomingInyo National Forest has transferred the management of the winter trail grooming program in partnership with the State of California to…