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Get Ready to Pack Into Mono County

Little Lakes Valley (9/8/18) Liz Grans/Mono County Tourism

Fall color scouting trips by Mono County color spotters Alicia Vennos, Liz Grans and Robert Bernstein returned with promising images of gilding beside high Eastern Sierra trails.

Vennos and Grans visited Lundy Canyon, Green Creek, the Little Lakes Valley and Rock Creek Lake, while Bernstein visited Dunderberg Meadows. Each of their trips showed that color spotters should get packing to see Mono County’s Fall Color.

When these photos were taken a few days ago, the color was just starting to appear, but within the coming week that will change as fall color transition from Just Starting, to Patchy and Near Peak at the highest elevations in the Eastern Sierra. In Mono County, expect Upper Rock Creek and Virginia Creek to show the earliest color.

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Just Starting (0-10%) – Mono County

Dunderberg Meadows (9/10/18) Robert Bernstein

Dunderberg Meadows (9/10/18) Robert Bernstein

Dunderberg Meadows (9/10/18) Robert Bernstein

Little Lakes Valley (9/8/18) Liz Grans/Mono County Tourism

Rock Creek Lake (9/8/18) Liz Grans/Mono County Tourism

Green Creek Trail (9/9/18) Alicia Vennos/Mono County Tourism

Green Creek Trail (9/9/18) Alicia Vennos/Mono County Tourism

Parker Lake (9/7/18) Alicia Vennos/Mono County Tourism

Parker Lake (9/7/18) Alicia Vennos/Mono County Tourism

Aspen, Parker Lake (9/7/18) Alicia Vennos/Mono County Tourism

Green Creek Trail (9/9/18) Alicia Vennos/Mono County Tourism

Lundy Canyon Trail, Mono Lake in distance (9/8/18) Alicia Vennos/Mono County Tourism