The Inyo National Forest is an outdoor playground for millions of visitors every year. The Forest extends 165 miles along the California and Nevada border, and covers about 2 million acres. Located mostly on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada Range, the Forest contains pristine lakes, high elevation meadows, winding streams, unique Jeffrey Pine forests, rugged peaks, and arid Great Basin mountains. Elevations range from 4000' in Owens Valley, to 14,496' at Mt. Whitney, the highest peak in the contiguous United States.
| Geography | california |
|---|---|
| Geography | United States |
| Map Type | Territory Maps |
| Publisher | US Forestry Service |
| Usage Type | Recreation Maps |