Bicycling around Lone Pine, California

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This direction towards Lone Pine!

Lone Pine, California

Lone Pine, California, is a small town in Inyo County along U.S. Highway 395. Home to about 2,000 people, it sits in the Owens Valley between the Sierra Nevada and the Inyo Mountains. It serves as the gateway to Mount Whitney and the Alabama Hills.

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Excellent scenery driving from Bakersfield to Lone Pine

Top Attractions:

  • Mount Whitney: The highest peak in the contiguous United States rises just west of town, with Whitney Portal acting as the main trailhead for hikers.
  • Alabama Hills: A dramatic landscape of rounded rock formations and natural arches like Mobius Arch, famous as a filming location for classic Western movies.
  • Museum of Western Film History: Celebrates the region’s rich history in Hollywood film and television productions.
  • Whiskey Tango Fondo, hosted by Phil Gaimon, and the reason why JOM was visiting town

Bicycling around Lone Pine, California Video

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In this video, JOM of Gravel Cyclist conducts a random, unplanned tour throughout Lone Pine, California. Enjoy!

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Downtown Lone Pine, California

Reminder: ALWAYS BE A STEWARD FOR GRAVEL CYCLING: Respect the roads, respect the locals, respect the land, respect your fellow cyclists.

Additional Photos

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Downtown Lone Pine, California
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Exploring dirt roads on the edge of town
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Foothills near Lone Pine, California
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Some roads may be sandy dependent on rainfall
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Ari Shafer 3.0 Review Bike
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US Post Office for Lone Pine!

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2 Comments

  1. Nice one. Just North of that is the #3 hardest climb, White Mountain.

    I did part of it on a gravel bike and was underbiked. 2.4 tires with suspension is a lot better! (Or FS mtb)

    • JOM JOM

      I have two more videos to come from Lone Pine, including the actual WTF event video. I will say, Mt Whitney crushed me, so glad I rode the 70 mile variant at Phil’s event earlier this year.

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