- TripBuzz found 19 things to do with kids in or near Bishop, California.
- From Back Alley to Trout Scout, the Bishop area offers 30 different types of family activities, including: Hiking Trails, Forests, Fishing and Off Road & ATV.
- Known as the 'Mule Capital of the World' Bishop is a small town in California home to just over 3,500 residents. The city hosts an annual week-long mule festival known as the Bishop Mule Days that attracts tourists from up and down the west coast. The area is also popular for hikers and rock climbers.
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McGee Creek is a natural creek that offers access to the John Muir Wilderness for fishing, hiking, and horseback riding. The creek has several hiking destinations nearby including Steelhead Lake and McGee Lake.
34.9 Miles
One of five beautiful alpine lakes found on the Duck Pass trail, Skelton Lake and its trails are perfect for hiking and horseback riding. Nearby attractions include Ansel Adams Wilderness, the Coldwater Campground, and Emerald Lake
36.1 Miles
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435 Commerce Circle, Unit B, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
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Serving the greater Mammoth Lakes area, Black Tie Ski Rentals provides winter sporting and safety equipment for adults, teens and children. Customers enjoy complementary delivery and pickup of skis, snowboards and protective gear.
36.4 Miles
Offering bowling and golf instruction, Mammoth Rock N Bowl features 12 lanes of bowling and three golf simulators along with a pro shop. Also included are dartboards, foosball and ping pong tables, two restaurants, a lounge and a bar.
36.5 Miles
Minaret Cinemas is a movie theater that shows features that are presented in Full Digital Projection and Digital Surround Sound. The theater also offers discounts for senior citizens and children.
37.0 Miles
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2520 Main Street, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
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Tourists and new residents come to the Mammoth Lakes Visitor's Center for timely information about area attractions and amenities. The Center provides maps, tour information and other helpful details to help everyone get the most out of their visit.
37.1 Miles
Despite its name, Convict Lake is a very pleasant park. A great view of the Sierras and a clean lake to walk around.
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Mammoth Lake features the Devil's Postpile National Monument, one of the most unusual monuments in North America. Huge basalt columns tower more than 60 feet above the ground and are a dramatic backdrop for the majestic, 101-foot Rainbow Falls.
37.1 Miles
With Caldera Kayaks, visitors can rent kayaks to take out on a freshwater lake for the day. In addition to rentals, the shop offers a lesson and tour package that includes basic training and a tour of Mono Lake.
37.1 Miles
Crystal Lake is a high mountain lake trail that offers a place for a 3-4 hour session of hiking, exploring and fishing. The trail also provides vista points to stop and rest with stunning views along the way.