About the Author: Tawni
Bishop Visitor Blog Posts by Tawni:
Fly Fishing Around Bishop
The Upper and Lower Owens River is open to fishing all year. Get inspired!Women’s Climbing Festival
Flash Foxy is hosting a women’s climbing festival! The inaugural festival will take place February 19-21, 2016 right here in Bishop. Even if you are new to climbing, the goal is that the festival will not only reach veteran female climbers but also provide a...
Bishop 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...
Tule Elk
Tule Elk A hulking and magnificent animal in its own right, approximately 400 – 500 Tule Elk roam the Owens Valley area, mostly between Lone Pine and Bishop. This subspecies (Cervus Canadensis ssp. nannodes) of elk is not native to the East Sierra but is actually...
Be Bear Aware
BEAR AWARENESS Reduce the risk of close encounters with bears: Let Someone Know: where you are going and when you plan to return. Keep Children Close: to you and within your immediate sight at all times. Avoid damage to your vehicle by NOT leaving any foods, drinks,...
Round Valley Mule Deer
Mule Deer Comprising one of the highest numbers of megafauna (large wildlife) species in the Eastern Sierra, Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) can be found in numerous herds throughout Inyo and Mono Counties. Look for their white rumps, black-tipped tails, and...Visual Guided Story Maps
Pick your path along these inspirational story maps that inform and inspire.
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