A short trail leads to the top of the site, where the hexagonal pattern of the shiny columns is clearly visible. Two miles downstream from the Devils Postpile is Rainbow Falls which cascades over a 101-foot drop, displaying a panoramic rainbow of colors. There is a 1.5 mile walk to the falls from Reds Meadow. Mammoth Creek is stocked with scores of fish, including German brown, brook and rainbow, and Alpers rainbow trout. Nearby Rock Creek Canyon, Convict Canyon, June Lake Loop and Crowley Lake offer a change of pace, where you can fish deeper waters to the backdrop of the scenic Sierras.
Local shops offer gear, supplies, guides and fishing tips.
Or, try your luck in one of our local fishing derbies. The Inyo National Forest holds a world of adventures. To assist you in maintaining your bearings, pick up an Inyo National Forest Map at the Mammoth Visitor Center on Highway 203. The Sierra Star Golf Club is Mammoth's only 18-hole golf course. Offering five tee locations, the course is challenging for the experienced low handicap golfer, while also being very enjoyable for recreational and novice players.