• Devils Postpile Formation

    Devils Postpile

    National Monument California

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  • Tentative Opening Date Announced

    A tentative opening date of May 25, 2013 has been announced for Devils Postpile and Reds Meadow Valley. Campgrounds will not be open until mid-late June. Limited visitor services will be available. This is condition dependent and subject to change. More »

  • Devils Postpile Sets 37-Foot Vehicle Length Restriction on the Devils Postpile Access Road

    Devils Postpile has a limit of 37 feet for vehicles on the monument road. This may change during weather events, construction activities, vehicle congestion, or for safety reasons. Call or email for more information. More »

Park Planning

This site is dedicated to providing the public with information on planning activities and projects within Devils Postpile National Monument and how you can be involved in the planning process.

Please click on the links below to learn more about these planning activities and projects.

Many of our ongoing planning projects are now also found on the National Park Service Planning, Environment and Public Comment (PEPC) web page.


 
Preliminary Alternatives Newsletter

Preliminary Alternatives Newsletter for the General Management Plan now available for download.

GMP PRELIMINARY ALTERNATIVES NEWSLETTER AVAILABLE

This newsletter is the third of a series and presents four preliminary alternatives currently under consideration that outline a range of potential management options for the future of Devils Postpile National Monument. The NPS does not have a preferred alternative at this time.

Download the newsletter!

For more information, see the General Management Plan Page above.

Did You Know?

Flames from the Rainbow Fire came dangerously close to Reds Meadow Resort, just one and a half miles from the Monument.

The 1992 Rainbow Fire, which was sparked by a lightning strike, burned 82% of Devils Postpile National Monument.