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Inyo/McGee Creek
Inyo McGee Creek is a popular destination for outdoor recreation in the Mammoth Lakes area of California. Located in the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains, the creek is a popular spot for fishing, camping, and hiking. The area is known for its stunning views of the surrounding mountains and its abundance of wildlife. The creek is also home to a variety of fish species, including rainbow trout, brown trout, and brook trout. The area is also popular for its scenic drives, with many roads leading to McGee Creek and its surrounding areas.
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User Reviews
David Young
Came here for the fall colors and the trail did not disappoint. I would recommend hike up about 2 miles. The parking situation was terrible, good thing I came in a bike.
Jennifer Hartman
We backpacked for ~10 days in the John Muir Wilderness for wildlife surveys. Was a really special place to explore. Thank you to the amazing trail, the beautiful forest, the lakes and streams. We hope to be back, and spend more time adventuring in such a magical place.
Neo Ren
Beautiful place to hike or trout fishing. High country views at the tree line. Be prepared for weather changes due to the altitude. Take your family and friends with the dogs….
Mehrdad Sadat
One of my all time favorite hikes in mammoth lakes ca, good in fall and summer. It’s stunning and magical.
Grace C
McGee Creek Trail, Mono County We were already greeted with beautiful fall foliage along the creek next to the parking lot. However, this was a beautiful hike at every turn hiking next to the creek with a couple wet river crossings, a view of a waterfall in the distance, and I heard there is a beautiful meadow with some cascades after a few miles. Pro Tip: Parking does fill up by 9am(?) on the weekend but if you go around 1130/12pm some spots may open up from hikers coming back. The trail splits for a short period of time and rejoins. Take the trail on the left for more of the fall foliage and creek view. Note: Another hiker told me this hike is now closed for the season so check before going. For more SoCal tips and ideas IG: @grace.loves.adventures