Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest Visitor Center

Primary Location

Main locationWhite Mountain Rd Bishop California 93514 US(760) 873-2400

Natural preserve with trails among 4,000-year-old trees, plus a seasonal visitor's center.

Amenities

Children

Good for kids

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lot

Service options

Onsite services

Amenities

Restroom

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Customer Reviews

4.9

5 Reviews

The Russell Show13 days ago

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Beautiful place. The Discovery Trail is worth doing but is a pretty challenging 1 mile hike because of the altitude and slate rocks on the trail. I saw a video in Youtube that this place is just 15 minutes from Big Pine - I don’t think so. Very winding and steep roads make this trip much longer.

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Tomas Rustia13 days ago

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Truly an amazing place to behold! The grove of 5,000 year old trees are so unique and worth the ride up the twisting road to visit. The rangers in the visitors center are helpful and informative. The center is new and clean with an amazing gift shop.

The hiking is amazing and the weather is much cooler than the valley below. The altitude is punishing (+10,000ft) so be prepared for some heavy breathing on the hike around the forest.

The roads are seasonally open but there was no problem when we visited (June).

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Doug Hoppe13 days ago

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Amazing to see bristlecone pines that have lived over 4,000 years in this area. They are a living piece of natures art with features unique to each tree. Well worth the drive up to this area.

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