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Devils Postpile National Monument
Bicycling Information
 

FEES

For those visitors keen to bike down to the Postpile, bicycles are allowed down the road free of charge. If, however, visitors choose not to ride back out of the Valley and opt to use the shuttle instead, they must pay the transportation fee.  The shuttle buses are equipped to transport bicycles.

TRAILS

Please note that bicycles are not permitted on any trails within the Monument.

SAFETY

While riding down Reds Meadow Road, bicyclists should exercise extreme caution as they must share the road with large RVs, stock trailers, and shuttle buses.  Bikes are subject to the same speed limits as all other vehicles on the roadway.

 
Bicyclists can park their bikes at the bike rack provided adjacent to the Ranger Station.
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Visitors are welcome to bike down Reds Meadow Road to the Monument. Bikes, however, cannot be taken on trails. For bicyclists interested in hiking in the area, a bike rack for temporary storage is available next to the Ranger Station.
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`iliahi is the Hawaiian name for sandalwood.  

Did You Know?
During the 1800's, vast quantities of fragrant sandalwood were the first major export of the Hawaiian Islands. The trade nearly caused the extinction of `iliahi or sandalwood (Santalum paniculatum).

Last Updated: August 24, 2006 at 18:14 EST