Boulder Creek Resort in Lone Pine, California

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Attractions & Events

We have a few special events for our faithful customers

Lone Pine is on scenic US Highway 395, which runs along the Eastern side of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, about 60 miles south of Bishop.

Oct

Film Festival

Lone Pine, CA celebrates every October with film festival dedicated to the hundreds of films and television shows that used the Alabama hills, Sierra Nevada Mountain ranges and other locations as filming locations.

Jan

Lone Pine Lake & Mt Whitney Portal

The Whitney Portal is the start of the demanding hike up to the summit of Mt. Whitney and also the start of the John Muir Trail. Less demanding and not requiring a permit is the 6 mile roundtrip hike to Lone Pine Lake.

There are no upcoming events.

Ghost Towns

Check out the Ghost towns of the lone pine area. There is plenty to see including the town of Cerro Gordo which is the most well-preserved ghost town in California.
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Lone Pine Lake

There is a lot of beautiful scenery to take in at Lone Pine Lake including waterfalls, and wildlife. There are plenty of trails to explore as well.
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Mt. Whitney fish hatchery

When you visit the Mt. Whitney fish hatchery you can enjoy close up interaction with the fingerling fish. Guests can also feed the fish.

There are no attractions to show.

Other Activites

Cerro Gordo Mine & Ghost town

Darwin Ghost town

1872 earthquake grave site and fault

Cottonwood charcoal kilns

Mt. Whitney fish hatchery

Museum of Western Film History

Lone Pine Lake

Diaz Lake (2 miles North of the property)

Laws Railroad museum

Keoghs Hot springs

Wild life viewing areas

Lone Pine Park

Dehy Park

Whitney portals, waterfall and picnic area

Manzanar Relocation Camp

Independence Eastern California Museum

Local Activities

Trout Fishing

Hiking

Rock Climbing

Boating

Golfing

Lakes

Museums

Off Road Availability

Swimming