Has amazing hikes of all different lengths, including a section of the long distance Ice Age Trail, as well as moderately long trails (the Circle Trail) and shorter hikes (Mammoth Lake Trail). There are also Backcountry campsites (not sure if/how you can reserve them since the Ice Age Interpretative Center is closed) that are nice little areas far enough away from the trails to give a real feel of wilderness camping. Would definitely recommend hiking here in either late fall or late spring, as those have been the least buggy times in...
Ā Ā Ā Read moreThe Ice Age Trail segment through here is lovely, and there are multiple loop trails in the rec area that make for interesting day hikes. While it's great in summer (bring the bug spray, lots of water and shady trees), try this in the dead of winter when the water is frozen over. Bring a pair of snowshoes and try the loop trails - this is some of the finest winter...
Ā Ā Ā Read moreI was here about 15 years ago with my son, and 15 years later with the same son and his son along with another grandson. The same conservationist/instructor gave the presentation on both visits. He did a fantastic job both times. Very informative, with a lot to look at. Looking forward to the next visit, next time with a...
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