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Inyo/Deadman
Inyo Deadman is a mountain located in the Sierra Nevada mountain range in Mammoth Lakes, California. It is a popular destination for hikers, climbers, and backcountry skiers. The peak stands at 11,053 feet and offers stunning views of the surrounding area. The trailhead is located at the end of Deadman Creek Road, and the hike to the summit is a moderate to strenuous climb. The trail is well-marked and offers a variety of terrain, including meadows, forests, and rocky outcroppings. The summit offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and lakes.
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User Reviews
James Adam
This is such a great place to camp. Our family has lots of fun playing with the Frisbee and talking walks to the creek with our kids. It's Free camping. Susan the camp host was awesome.
Jeremy Leslie
Great place to camp. We stayed 3 nights and had the whole place to ourselves. Nice and quiet. Very friendly host. Good central location midway between bishop and Mono Lake.
M. Williams
Upper and Lower Deadman are our favorite places to camp. It's secluded yet access to Mammoth within 20 minutes . The outhouses have always been clean and it's free! It is a great central location to do daily sight seeing and hiking in the area.. Nice rest stop is about 10 minutes away to get drinking water from a big pump.
Calvin Davis
Caught some nice sized trout. Don't worry, they were released.
Dustin Hadley
Super cozy
abdullah khan
No running water or trash bins. Very dusty place.
Christopher Ochoa
There is creek running through this campsite. There is pit toilets available. Camp sites are not as close together as the lower campground.
Christopher Ochoa
This campground is about a 5 min drive from the main road. The sites are close together so not too much privacy. Half of the campground was flooded still from the melt when I was there.
Claudia S.
I liked it, we and another car were the only ones there. There is a creek right near by, and there are latrines. If the place was crowded I wouldn't like it because the campgrounds have no privacy or separation between them.
Scott Pittman
It's everything a primitive campsite can be. No running water, no bathroom facilities, no vending machines/snack bars, and not too many people around. There was plenty of flat ground for setting up tents. The ground is mostly either dirt road or deep layers of pine needles. It was quiet and peaceful.