• Devils Postpile Formation

    Devils Postpile

    National Monument California

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  • Devils Postpile Open for the 2013 Season

    Devils Postpile and the Reds Meadow Valley are open for the 2013 season. The Reds Meadow Shuttle Service will be operational May 25-27 form 7 a.m-7 p.m. Vehicles will be allowed to drive in starting May 28 until shuttle bus service resumes June 22. 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 »

Multimedia Presentations

Roadside Heritage Project

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

PODCASTS

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.

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.