Eastern Sierra
Named for a fish found in Death Valley, this small cafe at the back of Spellbinder Books is an excellent place for breakfast or lunch or for whiling away a few hours with a coffee. The newspapers and board games help pass the time. Avocado toast and butter waffles are the specialties, but paninis and salads round out the menu.
Parking and another entrance are in the back.
Laws Railroad Museum & Historic Site
3.81 MILES
This railroad and Old West museum recreates the village of Laws, an important stop on the route of the Slim Princess, a narrow-gauge train that hauled…
Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
11.43 MILES
To visit some of the earth's oldest living things, budget a half-day for the thrilling drive up to the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest. These otherworldly…
29.88 MILES
One of the area’s prettiest lakes, Convict Lake has emerald water embraced by massive peaks. A hike along the gentle trail skirting the lake, through…
Owens Valley Paiute Shoshone Cultural Center
1.15 MILES
A mile west of Hwy 395, this underutilized tribal cultural center and museum, run by the local Paiute Shoshone tribe, includes exhibits on local basketry,…
1. Owens Valley Paiute Shoshone Cultural Center
1.15 MILES
A mile west of Hwy 395, this underutilized tribal cultural center and museum, run by the local Paiute Shoshone tribe, includes exhibits on local basketry,…
2. Laws Railroad Museum & Historic Site
3.81 MILES
This railroad and Old West museum recreates the village of Laws, an important stop on the route of the Slim Princess, a narrow-gauge train that hauled…
3. Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
11.43 MILES
To visit some of the earth's oldest living things, budget a half-day for the thrilling drive up to the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest. These otherworldly…
29.88 MILES
One of the area’s prettiest lakes, Convict Lake has emerald water embraced by massive peaks. A hike along the gentle trail skirting the lake, through…