Explore Inyo County
Welcome to Inyo County, what the locals call, the Other Side of California, is home to Death Valley National Park and the stunning Eastern Side of California’s majestic Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, where you will find more dramatic mountain and desert scenery than in any other region in North America.
TRAVEL ALERT
California’s stay-at-home order allows essential travel only.
Visit Inyo prioritizes the health and safety of our citizens and visitors. With that said, we are closely monitoring COVID-19 and the rapidly changing public health situation. Inyo County wants to ensure that you have the resources needed to make informed travel decisions.
As of December 7, the State mandated the Southern California region “Stay Home” order is now in effect in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This triggers additional restrictions and closures for Inyo and Mono Counties.
Under the Regional Stay Home Order, restrictions will be implemented.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF CALIFORNIA
Stretching from nation’s low point in Death Valley National Park to the nation’s high point atop the jagged peak of Mt. Whitney, and including the Ancient Bristlecone Pine forest, home to the oldest trees in the world, Inyo County is a land of extraordinary extremes. Beauty, solitude and challenging outdoor adventures beckon in Inyo County’s six million acres of public land. These expansive, wide open spaces are a stunning playground for campers, hikers, rock climbers, anglers, skiers and photographers and artists. We hope you enjoy our “side” of California.
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