Horseshoe Lake – Lake Mary loop from Lake Mary Rd / Horseshoe Lake Parking

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Horseshoe Lake – Lake Mary loop from Lake Mary Rd / Horseshoe Lake Parking

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Horseshoe Lake – Lake Mary loop from Lake Mary Rd / Horseshoe Lake Parking

02:09

28.8km

550m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 28, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

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Inyo National Forest

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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149 m

Horseshoe Lake

Highlight • Lake

Horseshoe Lake sits at the end of Lake Mary Road and the Lakes Basin Bike Path. You can stop here for a swim or leave your bike and hike around …

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1.09 km

View of Twin Lakes

Highlight • Viewpoint

great views, stop and take a photo down the valley

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2.20 km

Lake Mamie

Highlight • Lake

This lake is found between Lake Mary and Horseshoe Lake, and is a highly popular fishing spot. Numerous picnic areas are available for visitors to enjoy the stunning views of …

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2.40 km

Lake Mary

Highlight • Lake

Lake Mary is the largest lake of the over one hundred lakes that comprise the Mammoth Lakes area. The lake has a campground to the northeast and two marinas offering boat and kayak rentals.

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3.55 km

Lake Mary

Highlight • Lake

Lake Mary is nestled in front of a red basalt cliff and surrounded by forest, creating a scenic setting. In the winter, the area is blanketed in snow, making it ideal for cross-country skiing.

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22.9 km

Lakes Basin Path

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The Lakes Basin Path runs for roughly 5.5 miles between the town of Mammoth Lakes & the lakes from which the names derive. Hikers, bikers, and runners all make frequent …

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24.5 km

Twin Lakes

Highlight • Lake

Twin Lakes is just a few minutes drive from Mammoth Lakes. In spring a huge waterfall thunders from the mountains. The lakes are filled with trout, so it is worth taking a fishing rod.

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25.8 km

Lakes Basin Path

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The Lakes Basin Path runs for roughly 5.5 miles between the town of Mammoth Lakes & the lakes from which the names derive. Hikers, bikers, and runners all make frequent …

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28.8 km

End point

Bus stop

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