Camping Along the 395 off of Owens River Road 

I would definitely say that Pliny the Elder pairs quite nicely with dispersed camping in the Eastern Sierra Nevada! :)

I definitely recommend that course of action! Get out there before winter hits! I love 395!

Oh my! Your words are so uplifting and definitely inspire me to keep doing this RU-vid thing. I have faint memories of traveling 395 with my parents on road trips when I was a child in the 70s. That is one of the reasons I enjoy traveling along the Eastern Sierra scenic byway - personal nostalgia. So I totally understand your love of it and wanting it to remain pristine and respected by future generations. I would like to go back to 395 more often as it has a special magical quality that feeds my soul. I also love the beautiful mountain passes that branch off of it. Thank you so much for subscribing, and I hope I will produce more videos that make you feel this way. 😊

I can not agree with you more.........In fact, I agree with you 100%. My parents escaped the Hungarian Revolution in 1956 and had a legal admit into the States. They had a family friend as well who was also an emigrant from Hungary, having escaped Soviet Communist tyranny. A long story short,..........their friends had a small "take out" called "The Shack" in Mammoth when they had only one ski lift in operation (1961). As a family, we went there and to the Bishop area, spent many years there during my early childhood. It is a magical place, where hot springs abound, where the White Mountains and the Sierra's meet the high desert - a spectacular area for an outdoorsman/woman. Like you, I have lots of fond memories of the area and I will be back perhaps in January/February to escape Washington's cold spell as a "snow bird" with my four legged wonder; Kodiak. A Bella Bella Canadian wolf dog. Thank you for all you and your husband do here. Please keep posting away. "5 Stars"............@@NixAdventrex

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Pliny the Elder pairs quite well with camping in the beautiful Sierra Nevada. ☺️🍺 Thanks for watching!

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Thanks for stopping by! Happy adventuring! :)

@@NixAdventrex You are very welcome!

Sorry I missed that! When I drove past the North loop entrance I kinda thought maybe I should’ve started there.

What's the name of the waterfall?

I don't know it off hand but you can see it from June Lake loop Road

Absolutely. We wanted to go to the other pools, but those were occupied. Definitely need to go back!

It really was. Especially considering we saw SO MANY other people camping in the area. BUT there are so many camp spots and very well spread-out. You can be isolated and have that peacefulness you mentioned.

We love our skottle! Makes every camping meal fun and tasty!

I have adventure scottle I love it 👍

Love it! It is such a great tool for the camping experience! 10 out of 10 😊

We have 2 way radios, like "walkie talkies" which we use to communicate with when take 2 cars on a road trip. Much better than using a cell phone.

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Hello! That cooking item is called a skottle. The brand we have is from Tembo Tusk, but I’m sure you can buy other similar brands on Amazon. We really love it.

Thank you very much @@NixAdventrex

Owens River Road is close to Mammoth Lakes right off of US 395. I don’t remember our exact camping spot, but there are LOADS of dirt roads that splinter off of Owens River Road where you can camp. And it’s quite spread out so you won’t be on top of other campers. I have Google coordinates to where Owens River Road and US 395 meet: maps.app.goo.gl/iKJNN7QBcopDaG5CA?g_st=ic