Natural History Wanderings

Fall Colors in Mono County – Mono County Tourism 

October 30, 2019: We are officially past peak! Thank you for an incredible fall color season. Start planning you trip for next year during the last few weeks of September through the month of October.

WALKER / COLEVILLE / TOPAZ

Monitor Pass (8,314′)
West Walker River, Walker, Coleville and Topaz (5,200′)
Sonora Pass (9,623′)

BRIDGEPORT / VIRGINIA LAKES
Twin Lakes (7,000′)
Virginia Lakes (9,819’)
Conway Summit (8,143)
Summers Meadow (7,200′)

LEE VINING
Tioga Pass (9,943′) – past peak.
Lee Vining Canyon (6,781′)
Lundy Lake & Canyon (7,858′)

BENTON & 120 EAST
Sagehen Summit (8,139’) – Past peak.

JUNE LAKE LOOP
June Lake Loop/Hwy 158 (7,654′)

MAMMOTH LAKES
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Mammoth Lakes Basin (8,996′) – Past Peak

CROWLEY LAKE/McGEE CREEK/CONVICT LAKE
McGee Creek Canyon (8,600’) – past peak
Around Crowley community (6,781′)
Convict Lake (7850′)

ROCK CREEK CANYON
Rock Creek Road (9,600’)

Click HERE to download our Fall Color Guide & Map!