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Ancient Bristlecone Scenic Byway (Route 168)
This short but sweet 34-mile road trip through Owens Valley can be done any time of the year.
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Ancient Bristlecone Scenic Byway (Route 168) Details
This short but sweet 34-mile road trip through Owens Valley can be done any time of the year. Spring brings wildflowers, popping up across the fields in various rainbow colors. Or come during fall to see the leaves change to vibrant shades of reds and yellows. As you make your way from Bishop to the Inyo National Forest, you will also get up close to pinyon-juniper forests and the eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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Nearby Parks Around Ancient Bristlecone Scenic Byway (Route 168)
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Ancient Bristlecone Scenic Byway (Route 168)
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3.0 mi away
White Mountain
Considered to be the easiest mountain in California to the summit, the 6-mile trek to this 14,252-foot high summit is a fun adventure for intermediate hikers.
26.5 mi away
Bishop Creek
This creek winds for 10-miles through the heart of Inyo County and is the largest tributary of the Owens River.
29.3 mi away
Route 395--Inyo County
Mountainous views are aplenty along this 9-mile journey.
30.3 mi away
Big Pine Creek North Fork Trail
This popular trail through the Inyo National Forest takes you to the seven different Big Pine Lakes, some of the most stunning attractions in the park.
32.3 mi away
Last Chance Mountain
The 8,674-foot Last Chance Mountain is in the northern end of Death Valley National Park.
