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Roadside Heritage Project

The Roadside Heritage Project, largely created by youth from nearby communities, gives voice to many compelling stories from the Eastern Sierra.

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Roadside Heritage Series

Learn more about the natural and cultural history of the Eastern Sierra through a series of podcasts produced by the Eastern Sierra Institute for Collaborative Education. The Roadside Heritage series is available for download. CD's are also available at the Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center for those traveling to Devils Postpile.

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Black Bears are excellent tree climbers.

Did You Know?
Black bears are commonly seen in Devils Postpile. Although they are not as active in winter months and spend much of this time in their dens, they could be seen any time of the year.
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Last Updated: November 10, 2010 at 11:32 MST