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Reds Meadow Campground
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California 203
Mammoth Lakes, CA
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Reds Meadow is the perfect place for a full day of exploration. A variety of trailheads lead to the region’s many iconic viewpoints and breathtaking landscapes. From easy hikes to Rainbow Falls, the wildflower-covered Agnew Meadows and Devils Postpile National Monument to more strenuous trails that wind through the John Muir Wilderness and Ansel Adams Wilderness areas past stunning alpine lakes and connect to parts of the Pacific Crest Trail, Reds Meadow offers something for hikers of all levels. Shuttle Stop 1 – Agnew Meadow Trailhead From this trailhead, you can access the Agnew Meadow – Pumice Flat Trail and Agnew Wildflower Loop trail. Shuttle Stop 2 – Starkweather LakeTrailhead From this trailhead, you can access Starkweather Trail. Shuttle Stop 5 – Minaret Falls Trailhead From this trailhead, you can access the Minaret Falls Trail, Minaret Lake Trail, Beck Lake Trail and Emily Lake Trail. Shuttle Stop 6 – Devils Postpile Trailhead From this trailhead, you can access the Devils Postpile Trail. Shuttle Stop 7 – Sotcher Lake Trailhead From this trailhead, you can access the Sotcher Lake Feeder trail, Sotcher Lake Loop trail and Sotcher Lake – Mammoth Pass Trail. Shuttle Stop 9 – Rainbow Falls & Mammoth Pass Trailheads From this trailhead, you can access the Rainbow Falls Trail, Fish Creek Trail and Mammoth Pass Trail. GETTING TO REDS MEADOW By Shuttle The mandatory Reds Meadow Shuttle operates from mid-June to early September. During these peak visitation months, the shuttle is the only way to access Reds Meadow for day use. Take the Reds Meadow Shuttle (tickets can be purchased at the Mammoth Adventure Center using any method of payment or on the bus with cash only) from either The Village at Mammoth on the Canyon Boulevard side or the Mammoth Adventure Center at Mammoth Mountain Main Lodge. By Car When the summer shuttle service wraps up for the season (around early September), private vehicles are allowed on the road to Reds Meadow.
Reds Meadow is the perfect place for a full day of exploration. A variety of trailheads lead to the region’s many iconic viewpoints and breathtaking landscapes. From easy hikes to Rainbow Falls, the wildflower-covered Agnew Meadows and Devils Postpile National Monument to more strenuous trails that…
Hike to Rainbow Fall and Devil's postpile after driving in or taking a bus in. Family style restaurant and little store.