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Owens Lake
Discover Owens Lake's unique landscape and wildlife.
Owens Lake is a fascinating example of the transition that California has undergone in the last century. Once a five mile wide lake, the salt flats currently only get a trickle of water seasonally to maintain the ecosystem. With its beautiful geological formations it's hard to tell that this scenic salt flat is the number one single contributor to dust pollution in the United States. Located in old mining country between Sequoia National Park and Death Valley National Park there are remnants of old mining facilities that is a large draw for the passerby.
Owens Lake is a fascinating example of the transition that California has undergone in the last century. Once a five mile wide lake, the salt flats currently only get a trickle of water seasonally to maintain the ecosystem. With its beautiful geological formations it's hard to tell that this scenic salt flat is the number one single contributor to dust pollution in the United States. Located in old mining country between Sequoia National Park and Death Valley National Park there are remnants of old mining facilities that is a large draw for the passerby.
When to go
The ideal time to visit Owens Lake is during the spring and fall months, when mild temperatures provide a comfortable climate for wildlife watching and outdoor activities. Summer can bring intense heat, making early morning the best time for exploration, while winter may see chillier conditions.
Read more...When to go
The ideal time to visit Owens Lake is during the spring and fall months, when mild temperatures provide a comfortable climate for wildlife watching and outdoor activities. Summer can bring intense heat, making early morning the best time for exploration, while winter may see chillier conditions.
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