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  1. Cerro Gordo Pass in the Inyo Mountains looks down on the Owens Valley and the Sierra Nevada on the west and the Saline Valley on the east. There are many structures still standing in the old mining town of Cerro Gordo.

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  4. (Olympus E520) © 2009 Dale B. Dalrymple dbdimages.com Will open in a new tab or window

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  5. As Highway 395 descends from the Long Valley Caldera into the Owens Valley the southbound lanes have a pullout with an overview of the Owens Valley - this is what you'll see there.

  6. Taken from the middle of the Owens Valley near Manzanar.

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  8. ... as seen from beside US 395.

  9. The Inyo Crates are phreatic explosion pits, meaning that they were formed when rising magma encountered groundwater which caused the groundwater to vaporize and expand explosively. The surrounding volcaniclastic deposits lack volcanic material generated in the explosion, indicating a phreatic rather than magmatic orig...

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  10. The Inyo Mountains form the backdrop for this sunset view from Horseshoe Meadow Road at an elevation of 8,400 feet in the Sierra Nevada, high above Lone Pine and Owens Lake.

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