Mt. Whitney Ranger District


The Mt. Whitney Ranger District is the southernmost district in the Inyo National Forest. On its western edge is Mt. Whitney, highest point in the contiguous United States. The district extends from the crest of the Sierra Nevada to the Inyo Mountains.  Recreation activities include hiking, fishing, climbing, horse riding, and more.

More Information for Mt. Whitney Ranger District

At a Glance

Current Conditions: Roads closed: Onion Valley road, Horseshoe Meadows road, Kennedy Meadows Road at the store.
Information Center: Eastern Sierra Visitor Center  760-876-6200

General Information

General Notes:

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General Notes:

Campground Guide - Lone Pine and Independence Area (pdf)

Campground Guide - Horseshoe Meadow (pdf)


Activities

Visitor Centers

Areas for Visitor Centers at Mt. Whitney Ranger District

Picnicking

Areas for Picnicking at Mt. Whitney Ranger District

Recreation Areas

Recreation Activities

Featured Events

Location

 
  Area/Length : 
80

  Latitude : 
36.741474

  Longitude : 
-118.259192