Inyo Craters

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Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
+1 (760) 873-2400

The Inyo Craters located near Mammoth Lakes CA features a unique geological landscape formed by volcanic activity. This remarkable site includes a series of craters and lava tubes showcasing the area’s rich volcanic history. Visitors can explore scenic trails that lead to the craters offering stunning views and opportunities for photography hiking and learning about the region’s natural wonders.

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