Mono County Tourism

10/19/2026

Today was a beautiful day to soak up the sunshine, enjoy the fall colors and take in the views at Convict Lake.

🎥 10.19.26

10/16/2026

10/15/2026

A tale of two trees - this week's report 👉https://www.monocounty.org/things-to-do/fall-colors/

There is still color to be found but the end is near. 🍂
📸All photos taken 10.13.26 - Leaves in Lundy Canyon, Convict Lake, Conway Summit, June Lake Loop Area, Grant Lake, Conway Summit (closer to Bodie).

10/08/2026

We’re enjoying some spectacular autumn days in the Eastern Sierra this week, with vibrant fall colors framed by cool, clear streams, sparkling lakes, and beautiful mountain backdrops.

Our latest Fall Color Report is live, with updates on where the leaves are changing: monocounty.org/things-to-do/fall-colors/

It may be time to get cozy! Cooler temperatures and some wet weather are in the forecast for Sunday-Monday, so pack your favorite mittens and hat, and treat yourself to a steaming cup of coffee or cocoa along the way.

🌦️Check the latest weather updates: https://www.weather.gov/rev/BriefingPage

📸 Photos taken October 5–6, 2026, at Conway Summit, Silver Lake, Monitor Pass, Sonora Pass, Convict Lake, Virginia Lakes, and along the Walker River.

10/05/2026

10.05.26 Happy Monday from Lee Vining Creek.

10/01/2026

🍂 Somewhere along Dunderberg Road. 09.29.26

10/01/2026

📸Lundy Lake 09.27.26, June Lake 09.28.26, Dunderberg Road 09,29,26, McGee Creek 09.28.26, Rock Creek 09.28.26.

🍂We are settling into our favorite time of year. No matter where you are, just a simple walk outside leaves you feeling refreshed.

Find this week's fall color report and book your refresh now: monocounty.org/things-to-do/fall-colors/

09/27/2026

09.27.26 Sagehen Summit. This area is moving fast. Don’t miss if.

09/26/2026

Even though the weather has gotten cooler, fire restrictions remain in place. And while the Eastern Sierra’s remoteness is part of its charm, it also means slower wildfire response times, and often volunteers must step in to help.

Before your next adventure, keep these tips in mind:
✅ Check and respect fire restrictions before starting a fire or using a stove.
✅ Look for Red Flag Warnings
✅ Get a campfire permit if having a fire or using a stove or BBQ.
✅ Pack a fire extinguisher, shovel, and water when camping or off-roading.
✅ Ensure your campfire is cold before leaving. Drown, Stir, Repeat.
✅ Stay on Trails. Off-roading in dry vegetation can spark fires.
✅ Secure trailer chains to avoid creating sparks
Ignite Adventure, Not Wildfires.

Please keep these around fire in mind as you enjoy fall colors.