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 foot for your spring hiking getaway by visiting our in-depth Spring guide.
Take the Low Road This Time of Year
While mid-summer and fall are about experiencing the upper reaches of Bishop’s Big backyard, this time of year offers you the unique opportunity to take in the Owens Valley and the foothills of the Sierra. The temperatures in the valley are perfect for outdoor activities. And there is a plethora of lakeside trails, rocky ridge lines, and alpine canyons to take in for spring hiking—sometimes early in the season. For our top 3 spring hikes, click on the hiking section on our spring-guide.
Take In The Great Migration
Humans aren’t the only ones excited that spring is here. Every year, more than 230 species and over a MILLION birds make their way through Bishop’s big backyard to their summer homes in the north. There are a host of birding hotspots to watch them dancing in the sky and singing their songs. Check out our article if you’ve ever wondered what’s the difference between birding and birdwatching.
Spring Camping
If you need to immerse yourself fully in the great outdoors, this is also a great time to dust off your gear. Or perhaps try out your new stuff. There are numerous campgrounds and campsites in, around, and near Bishop that offer the gamut from full hookups to boondocking, even in the spring. Here’s the 10 best places to go for spring camping in Bishop.
This Is The Break You Needed
You’ve been cooped up inside working or going to school. This is the opportunity you’ve been looking for to unplug and relax. Bishop is the perfect destination to revitalize your spirit and body with a spring escape.
