Fall is absolutely beautiful in Mammoth Lakes! The fall leaves are changing each day and creating a breath taking scenery! The leaves turn a vibrant red, orange and yellow from September-November. The crisp cool air of Fall is perfect for day hikes to check out these sights.

The best places to see the changes are:

The Mammoth Lakes Scenic Loop- The scenic loop road is located off of Hwy. 203 as it winds to Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, and brings you out on Hwy.395 about 5 miles north of Mammoth Lakes.

The Reds Meadow area- Reds Meadow is located past Mammoth Mountain. You will be able to see Devils Postpile National Monument, Rainbow Falls and the San Joaquin River. 

June Lake- June Lake is located 20 miles north of Mammoth Lakes off Hwy 395.
This drive is amazing any time of year, but fall colors make this route especially enjoyable. Follow Hwy 395 north to the south junction of Hwy 158. 

Lee Vining Canyon- This Canyon is located 35 miles north of Mammoth Lakes Take Hwy 395 to the Tioga Pass/Yosemite National Park turnoff Hwy 120, incredible views of the canyon’s fall colors.

Convict Lake- This Lake is located 10 miles south of Mammoth Lakes off Hwy 395. The spectacular views the majestic mountain peaks will offer a great setting for the fall colors.

Rock Creek Canyon- Rock Creek is located 20 miles south of Mammoth Lakes off Hwy 395. Rock Creek is a beautiful, glacier-carved canyon, just off Hwy 395 at Tom’s Place.

To request the Eastern High Sierra Fall Color click here. Hope you can come up and enjoy the views!