The Fossil Falls is a unique geological feature, located in the Coso Range in Inyo County, California in the United States. Volcanic activity in the mountain range, along with meltwater from glaciers in the nearby Sierra Nevada, played a role in the creation of the falls.

Located off Highway 395, about 40 miles south of Lone Pine, sits a desolate area known as Fossil Falls. There is one sign for it each way, and if you blink, you can miss it. However, if you take the trip out to Fossil Falls, I guarantee what awaits you down the mile-long washboard dirt road is something you have probably never seen before.

There are neither fossils, nor falls at this location. After a bumpy 1 mile dirt road, one will find a dormant cinder cone volcano, intriguing rock formations, and after a brief walk, cavernous nature sculpted flows that follows a 100 foot drop into a gorge.

2013年9月11日 · There are no waterfalls at Fossil Falls, although this incredible geographical landmark is enhanced by imagining how the series of enormous waterfalls used to plummet down the breathtaking rock...

2023年9月18日 · Fossil Falls offers a unique hiking experience, blending both geological wonders with the serenity of the desert environment. Equipped with the right knowledge and respect for the area, your hiking journey through this part of California's natural history will …

Located between Sequoia National Forest and Death Valley, the Fossil Falls lava formations are perfect for outdoor adventuring.

The Fossil Falls Archeological District in the Coso Range, just east of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California is a fascinating area that showcases weathered black volcanic rocks that were carved by an ancient waterfall.

Fossil Falls is an unusual, otherworldly place that you won’t soon forget. Whether you plan on picnicking, hiking, rock climbing, night sky viewing or camping, you’ll enjoy your visit to this remarkable desert location.

2018年2月13日 · Fossil Falls is a basaltic lava flow located just off of Highway 395. In this guide, I'll provide all of the information you need to find Fossil Falls, hike out to the dry fall area, and find a place to camp if you're looking to make this an overnighter.

Fossil Falls has an interesting history as it was formed when the Owens River was dammed by a volcanic eruption which created its unique geological features