Reds Meadow Shuttle
VISIT DEVILS POSTPILE, RAINBOW FALLS & REDS MEADOW
The majesty of these natural wonders lie just over the shoulder of Mammoth Mountain in the San Joaquin River Valley. To preserve its pristine nature, visitors must ride the shuttle for access to the Devils Postpile National Monument.
additional information
The Reds Meadows Shuttle will operate daily from July 21 – September 10, 2023 from 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM.
The shuttle picks up near the Woolly Mammoth statue in front of the Adventure Center. It also makes limited morning stops at The Village. Visitors can use the Bike Park Shuttle to get from The Village to the Adventure Center at Main Lodge. For pickup locations within Reds Meadow Valley, refer to Eastern Sierra Transit's Shuttle Map.
Adventure Center
10001 Minaret Rd
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
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Reservations are strongly recommended, as there is limited walk-up availability to ride the shuttle.
Are dogs allowed on the shuttle?
Well-behaved dogs are permitted at the driver's discretion and are required to wear a muzzle.
What should I bring?
Remember to bring Water, Snacks, Sun Protection, Comfortable Shoes, Layers, and a Camera.
Where should I park?
Parking is available at Main Lodge. Overnight parking is permitted along Hwy 203 downhill from Shuttle Stop B at your own risk.
*Visitors should exit the valley 5 hours after boarding the bus to avoid long wait times at the end of the day. Backpackers may exit the park on a different day with the same ticket. Please note, exiting the valley after 4:00 PM will result in longer wait times.
Please Read:
- Tickets and passes are non-refundable.
- A printed or digital email confirmation is not valid in lieu of a ticket – you must bring your purchase email confirmation to a ticket counter at Main Lodge or the Adventure Center to actually pick up a ticket.
- Limited services are available at the Devils Postpile National Monument Ranger Station. Devils Postpile National Monument is currently making repairs to water, septic, phone systems, clearing trails of downed trees, replacing snow-damaged signs and installing safety rails.
- Campgrounds in the area such as Pumice Flat, Reds Meadow, Minaret Falls, Upper Soda Springs, and Agnew Meadow Campgrounds are closed for the season. The Devils Postpile National Monument’s campground will remain closed.
- Hazard tree abatement work will continue along Reds Meadow Road, so expect delays. More information will be upcoming regarding potential road closures and traffic delays as a result of planned road construction.
- There is no food available in Reds Meadow Valley except at Reds Meadow Resort – Please bring sufficient water and food for your visit.
- Temperatures can be hot in the valley: stay hydrated, don’t wait until you are thirsty to drink, wear loose, lightweight, light-colored clothing and a hat, wear sunscreen, and avoid too much sun. Please call 911 if you need assistance.
The Reds Meadow Shuttle is operated by Eastern Sierra Transit and provides access to Devils Postpile National Monument. Operations and schedule are subject to change.
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