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Hartley Springs Mt. Bike Route
9.3 miles
Intermediate
Hartley Springs Campground sits beneath an old-growth stand of Jeffrey pine trees. The shade makes a nice retreat from the high-altitude sun. This USFS designated route begins about one mile south of June Lake Junction on the west side of Hwy 395, directly across from the Pumice Mine Road. Follow the graded dirt road south past Hartley Springs Campground. The road makes a gradual 180 degree turn to the right, marking the home-stretch of a clockwise loop. The homestretch climbs up to Hartley Springs then downhill through a sandy wash.
This is a fabulous route for the family with diverse abilities. There are excellent views of the Mono Basin, Devil's Punchbowl, June Lake and Mono Lake.
At a Glance
| Closest Towns: | Lee Vinng, CA |
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General Information
Directions:This route begins about one mile south of June Lake Junction of the west side of Hwy 395, directly across from the Pumice Mine road.
Activities
Mountain Biking
| Difficulty Level: | Intermediate |
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Alerts & Warnings
- Phone lines and internet down intermittently at Visitor Centers
- Stage 1 Fire Restrictions effective July 1
- Restroom site improvements resume August 26 through mid-October (see list here)
- Rock Creek Lake Boat Launch under construction
- Mechanical fuel reduction treatment in Sherwin Creek area August through October
- Intake 2 Dam in Bishop Creek under maintenance by SCE until October 31