Scenic 395 - The Official Guide 2021/2022

22 2021-2022 Scenic 395 Lone Pine RV parks also dot the area, providing many camping options that suit a wide variety of camping experiences. The Alabama Hills located just outside of town on Whitney Portal Road offer a variety of outdoor options. Climbers can scale the landmark “Shark Fin.” Those seeking a less strenuous adventure can tour the many dirt roads to seek out great views of the towering Sierra and Mt. Whitney. An added bonus are the numerous rock arches located in the hills, which are ready made for photos. Camping is allowed in the Hills, which can accommodate tent campers and RV and car campers. Anglers will find several opportunities to land the “big one” in the Lone Pine area. Tut- tle Creek and Lone Pine Creek are located just on the edge of town and are well stocked by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. It takes a little work to get to the Lower Owens River, but it can be worth the effort. Just three miles south of Lone Pine is Diaz Lake. Fishing for bluegill, bass and brown trout is popular here. The Museum of Western Film History contains world class exhibits depicting the important role Lone Pine has played in the production of Hollywood movies, film and commercials. The Museum contains an ex- tensive collection of real movie costumes, movie cars, props, posters and other memo- rabilia. This collection represents a history of western film and highlights those films made in the area in and around Lone Pine from the early days of the Round Up to the mod- ern blockbusters of today such as Iron Man. While you’re here, don’t forget to make the PHOTO BY AARON CRUTCHFIELD Lone Pine says “howdy.” Continued on Page 23 Continued from Page 21