We saw all three kinds of fishing in progress when we visited! Local outfitters offer equipment and guided experiences. You can also fish at Rush Creek, especially where it enters or leaves the lakes, at Reversed Creek, or at other small streams in the area or lakes in the hills surrounding June Lake Loop.Īt the lakes, you can fish from the shore, or from a boat, or go float tube angling. The four lakes are especially known for trout: rainbow trout, big brown trout, cutthroat trout, brook trout, and Alper’s trout. The Eastern Sierra is a huge angling destination, and June Lake is no different. Jet ski rentals and boat rentals are offered at the marina.īefore 10.00 a.m., you can still go boating on Grant Lake, but a 10 mph speed limit is enforced. After this time, you can go wakeboarding, wakesurfing, kneeboarding, and waterskiing. Picturesque boulders, some of them large, add interest to the landscape, and Carson Peak makes a majestic backdrop to the blue waters of the lake.Īt Grant Lake, the speed limit is lifted at 10.00 a.m. June Lake has a gorgeous beach at its east end, parts of it sandy, with an accessible path to the water’s edge. Swim, Float, or Sunbathe at June Lake Beach Good to know: The June Lake Loop road is partially closed during snow accumulations in the winter and early spring, so if you visit during that time, check to make sure it’s open on the day you plan to drive it. The lakes here are some of California’s most beautiful lakes! The scenery along the June Lake Loop is some of the best in the region, no matter the season.įour beautiful alpine lakes - June Lake, Gull Lake, Silver Lake, and Grant Lake - anchor the route, but the surrounding mountains and meadows, and Rush Creek, all add to the beauty of the loop. Of course, if you have the time, a more leisurely drive, with plenty of stops, will enable you to savor your surroundings in greater depth, take a million photos, and even enjoy some activities en route.
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