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Lakeshore, CA 93634, USA
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58 Things to do near Lakeshore, CA 93634

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Santa Cruz Area

Lakeshore, California

10.0 miles NE

Swim near Lakeshore, California

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swim Swimming Hole

Standish Hickey Area

Lakeshore, California

10.0 miles NE

A two-mile stretch of the south fork of the Eel River inside a redwood canyon 180 miles from San Francisco — swim, kayak, fish, or hike, then camp near the 1,200-year-old Captain Miles Standish Tree.

Backpack, Camp, Hike, Kayak, Swim

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

camp Campsite

kayak Kayaking Area

backpack Backpacking Trail

Smith River Area

Lakeshore, California

10.0 miles NE

Swim near Lakeshore, California

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Mono Hot Springs

Lakeshore, California

10.0 miles NE

Mono Hot Springs is a magical high-Sierra retreat in California's Sierra National Forest, where natural hot springs bubble up along the South Fork of the San Joaquin River deep in the mountains...

Hot Springs, Swim

swim Swimming Hole

hot springs Hot Spring

Salinas Area

Lakeshore, California

10.0 miles NE

Swim near Lakeshore, California

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Crystal Crag

Mammoth Lakes, California

25.8 miles N

A 10,100-foot granite crag above the Crystal Lakes in Mammoth Lakes with multi-pitch routes from 5.5 to 5.11a — a less-crowded alternative to nearby Yosemite and Kings Canyon.

Rock Climb

rock climb Rock Climbing Wall

Crystal Lake

Mammoth Lakes, California

25.8 miles N

A 3.2-mile roundtrip Sierra day hike past Lake George, Lake Marie, and Lake Mamie, ending at Crystal Lake beneath the monolith Crystal Crag — shaded trail with room to swim, fish, or picnic lakeside.

Camp, Hike

hike Hiking Trail

camp Campsite

Volcom Brothers Skatepark

Mammoth Lakes, California

29.5 miles NE

A Mammoth Lakes skatepark with a look worth the trip — see photos courtesy of Volcom.

Skateboard

skateboard Skateboard Park

Crowley Lake Campground

Crowley Lake, California

31.4 miles NE

Nestled in the stunning Eastern Sierra near Crowley Lake, this BLM campground offers first-come, first-served sites for tents, RVs, and trailers with breathtaking high-desert views.

Camp

camp Campsite

2.5 mi

Chilnualna Falls

Wowana, Yosemite National Park

32.8 miles NW

An 8-mile round-trip hike in Yosemite to a lesser-known waterfall that passes through several forests and offers spring mist and creek crossings — horses and hikers share the trail.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

5.5 mi

Ostrander Lake

Wawona, California

32.9 miles NW

An 11.4-mile Yosemite hike to a semi-secluded swim lake surrounded by granite mountains — wildflowers, streams, and meadows in summer; open for cross-country skiing in winter via Ostrander Lodge.

Hike, Swim

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

The Rock Tub Hot Springs

Whitmore Hot Springs, California

33.9 miles NE

Rustic rock-walled geothermal tubs of varying size nestled in the Eastern Sierra near Mammoth Lakes — a rejuvenating mineral soak surrounded by pine trees and snow-capped mountains.

Hot Springs

hot springs Hot Spring

Crowley Lake

Mammoth Lakes, California

34.7 miles NE

A reservoir famed for ancient volcanic columns rising from the lakebed, along with trout fishing, and stunning Eastern Sierra scenery near Mammoth Lakes.

Hike, Swim

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

0.4 mi

Crowley Lake Stone Columns

Mammoth Lakes, California

35.0 miles NE

Otherworldly 20-foot tufa columns rising from the Eastern Sierra lakebed at Crowley Lake — a geological wonder formed over 600,000 years of calcium carbonate buildup.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Hot Creek

Mammoth Lakes, California

35.3 miles NE

CLOSED. Entering the water is now prohibited at this location. A striking hot-spring creek where cold water meets hydrothermal vents — a geological spectacle worth photographing from shore, but fenced off for swimming due to dangerous temperature swings and past fatalities.

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swim Swimming Hole

Snow Valley Ski Resort

Sanger, California

35.5 miles S

Skateboard near Sanger, California

Skateboard

skateboard Skateboard Park

Wild Willy's Hot Spring

Mammoth Lakes, California

35.7 miles NE

A soaking hot spring in Long Valley's open sagebrush plain — pools range from 95°F to 105°F, with a larger deeper pool and smaller, hotter pools, reached by a 0.2-mile wooden boardwalk from the parking area.

Camp, Hot Springs

camp Campsite

hot springs Hot Spring

1.7 mi

Mono Meadow

Yosemite West, Yosemite National Park

36.6 miles NW

A short, lightly trafficked 3-mile round-trip hike through a wildflower meadow recovering from wildfire, offering simultaneous views of Mt. Starr King, Clarke Range, and Half Dome.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Element YMCA Skate Camp

Miramonte, California

37.4 miles S

Skateboard near Miramonte, California

Skateboard

skateboard Skateboard Park

0.5 mi

McGurk Meadow

Yosemite National Park

38.0 miles NW

A flat, 0.8-mile walk through one of Yosemite's most secluded wildflower meadows, complete with a brook and a historic 1800s cabin — few visitors, pure charm.

Hike

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