Inyo, California
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Top Hiking Spots in and near Inyo
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Inyo County, California
Badwater Basin's Salt Flats
4.61.92 mi / 43 ft gainTaking a walk on the salt flats at Badwater Basin is like no other experience in Death Valley National Park. These flats cover nearly 200 square miles across the park, which makes them one of the world’s largest protected salt flats. With an elevation of 282 feet below sea level, Badwater Basin i...Read more -
Inyo County, California
Ubeheh Crater Path
5.00.58 mi / 157 ft gainUbeheh Crater Path Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you past scenic surroundings located near Death Valley, California.Read more -
Inyo County, California
Ubehebe and Little Hebe Crater Trail
5.02.21 mi / 745 ft gainUbehebe and Little Hebe Crater Trail is a loop trail that takes you past scenic surroundings located near Death Valley, California.Read more -
Inyo County, California
Photograph Dante's View of Death Valley
4.7In all of Death Valley National Park, Dante's View might just be the best spot to watch the light fade away after a long day. Unfortunately, it is one of the highly missed spots along the Highway 190 Death Valley route. This might be due to the fact that it is about 15 miles off of the highway, b...Read more -
Seven Pines, California
Mt. Williamson via Shepherd Pass
5.026.66 mi / 10653 ft gainThis trail starts at the lowest, and generally regarded hardest, trailhead in the Southern Sierras. You quickly gain elevation in what many describe as manageable but relentless. The first section of the hike has nice shade and adequate water access. Very enjoyable company to boot! Once you cros...Read more -
Inyo County, California
Hike Schwaub Peak and Visit Dante's View
8 mi / 2400 ft gainGetting There From the Furnace Creek Inn in Death Valley, drive two miles east on the 190 to the Echo Canyon dirt road. This can be easy to miss, so use your odometer and keep your eyes peeled. Here's where the fun begins! You'll want a 4x4 with high clearance for the rest of the drive, though 4...Read more