Spring – A Hiker’s Paradise In Bishop
The sound of water trickling over polished granite boulders. The warmth of the sun against your face. And as far as the eye can see, a meadow filled with blooming wildflowers. Spring isn’t just a great time to visit. It’s magical! Make sure you start off on the right...Warm Springs Rd. Bridge over Owens River
This is a lightly used country road cuts across the old Owens River flood plain between US-395 and the base of the White Mountains. Along the banks where the bridge crosses the river there are numerous places to turn out to fish and wade in the cool waters of the...Tecopa Hot Springs Resort
10 Perfect Places for Spring Camping around Bishop
You’re getting the itch to go camping in the Eastern Sierra, but unless you’re the hardy winter camping sort it’s a little too early to head up into the high country. Perhaps you bought some new gear recently or you need to dust off the old stuff and get things...Spring is Magical
The Change Of Season… Rejuvenate, Reenergize, And Restore This Spring In Bishop
Each of your senses come alive from the reawakening of nature. The sound of rushing water and young animals playing. The aromatic smells of wildflowers blooming. The warmth of the sun giving you an important dose of vitamin D. Spring is in the air! This is the time to...Spring Activities
Spring Activities Spring in the high desert of Bishop’s big backyard is simply magical. Waterfalls cascade down mountain ravines, wildflowers bloom in the desert, roads and trails open up at higher elevations, days are warm and sunny, nights are cool and refreshing,...Revitalize Your Spirit And Body With A Spring Escape To Bishop
Spring is a time of revival. Nature is coming out of its winter slumber. Flowers begin to bloom. Animal’s frolic and the earth re-awakens to life again. This season symbolizes new beginnings. Use this time to restore your soul and dive into a California vacation that...Break Into Spring With A Climbing, Skiing, Or Both Type Of Adventure
If there’s a time of year to visit for backcountry skiing in the Eastern Sierra, it’s spring. As the Owens valley gives way to wildflowers in full bloom, the upper elevations above Bishop are still deep in snow.
Tip Toe Through The Lupine In Bishop This Spring
The fresh and fragrant smell of wildflowers. The warmth of the sun against your skin. Even though every season has its merits, spring in Bishop’s big backyard is our favorite… or until the next season arrives. Like a well-orchestrated symphony, wildflowers start slowly typically in February and climax with blooming fireworks in the high country around early July. Here’s a quick rundown of what to expect and where to find the best wildflower displays in the Owens Valley and Death Valley.
Bishop Spring Fishing Report
Wind has been relentless this last week. Mornings have been fishable before the winds pick up in the afternoon. So far this has been a very windy spring. Insects are hatching and fishing has been good when you can get a cast and a drag free drift. Lower Owens River...Keough’s Hot Springs Celebrates 100 Years!!
Locals and visitors have flocked to Keough’s Hot Springs for one hundred years to enjoy the relaxing, healing waters. In August 1919, Phillip Keough, an Eastern Sierra pioneer, leader in civic affairs, and owner of the City Market in Bishop, purchased the...Hot Springs
Hot Springs Hot Springs The Eastern Sierra is very interesting place geologically speaking. We have obivous fault lines that you can see in the Owens River Gorge, as well as the Tablelands plateau. We are in a vallley in between the Sierra Nevada range and the White...Benton Hot Springs
Benton Hot Springs
Super Spring Hikes around Bishop
A springtime hike in the Owens Valley is pure joy. Daytime temperatures are pleasantly warm and the hours of daylight increase with each day. The trees and bushes are blossoming and wildflowers can be seen in the fields and alongside streams. There is a sense of...Keough’s Hot Springs Resort
Keough’s Hot Springs 7 Miles South Of BishopBishop Hot Springs
Baby, it’s cold outside! But at Keough’s Hot Springs the water is warm and the sun is shining! Keough’s was established in 1919 and is the largest natural hot springs pool in the Eastern Sierra. Amenities include lounge chairs for sun bathing, snack...Old House and Inn at Benton Hot Springs
Old House and Inn at Benton Hot Springs 1/2 hour North of Bishop on HWY 6 Learn more about the hot springs.Cielo Hotel, Ascend Hotel Collection
At Cielo Hotel Bishop-Mammoth, Ascend Hotel Collection®, you’ll be at just the right spot to enjoy the beauty of California’s eastern Sierra Nevada region. The area around our hotel offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventure – whether...2024 Blake Jones Recap
Lucky winners took home nice prizes including float tubes, Yeti coolers, rod & reel combos and tons of other great gear provided by the event’s ever-generous co-sponsors. The derby is an important tradition for visitors as well as locals. “We want to make sure that it’s sustainable so upcoming generations can enjoy the fishing fun. We’ve added a category for catch & release and a special raffle prize for those who pick up trash while they are out fishing. And we always purchase and plant far more fish than are usually caught at the derby
Mule Pack Stations and Equestrian Centers
Mule Pack Stations and Equestrian Centers are dotted across the Eastern Sierra region. These stations and centers serve as the backbone to adventures in the Eastern Sierra, preserving traditions and ensuring the unique character of this area remains accessible to all who seek it.
Bishop Fly Fishing Report
Updated 4/10/2024 Spring in the Eastern Sierra is a lot of cold windy days with a few sunny windless days sprinkled in. Fly fishers need to take advantage of the warm windless day if they can. A big wind is expected to blow through right before the weekend. Dirt roads in the Long Valley area are drying out after the storms. Fly fishers should drive with caution as there are a few mud puddles that could cause you to get stuck. Getting stuck can ruin a day’s fly fishing. Hatches of mayflies, caddis flies and midges are feeding the trout. While there is some good dry fly activity most of the trout are feeding on the nymphs. Traditional opening weekend is three weeks away.