Landmark · Mammoth Lakes
Devils Postpile National Monument
Rare, near-perfect columns of basalt left by an ancient lava flow, reached via the Reds Meadow shuttle in summer.
Devils Postpile National Monument is part of the Mammoth Lakes guide on Wander. See the interactive Getting to Mammoth Lakes map for drive times, EV charging, and routes, then plan your visit around places like this one.
More in Mammoth Lakes
- Lake MaryLakeThe largest lake in the Mammoth Lakes Basin, with marinas, campgrounds, and trailheads on all sides.
- Convict LakeLakeA dramatic glacial lake beneath Mount Morrison, circled by an easy loop trail just off US-395.
- Horseshoe LakeLakeThe quiet end of the basin road — a sandy-shored lake and the start of the Mammoth Pass trails.
- Twin LakesLakeA pair of connected lakes below Twin Falls, at the gateway to the Lakes Basin.
- Rainbow FallsWaterfallA thundering waterfall on the San Joaquin River, an easy hike beyond Devils Postpile.
- Minaret VistaViewpointA sweeping overlook of the jagged Minarets and the Ritter Range — one of the Sierra's great skylines.
- Mammoth MountainMountainThe volcano the town is built on — skiing deep into spring, then gondola rides and a bike park all summer.
- Hot Creek Geological SiteLandmarkTurquoise pools and steaming vents in a river gorge east of town — look, don't soak.
- The Village at MammothStayThe walkable hub of shops, restaurants, and lodging at the base of the Village Gondola.
- Tamarack LodgeStayA historic 1924 lodge and cabins on the shore of Twin Lakes.
- Mammoth Mountain InnStaySlope-side rooms directly across from the Main Lodge lifts.
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