Between Yosemite and Las Vegas

[Wendywoo]

As there seems to be alot of people who have done these areas can anyone tell me were i could stop for 1 night after we have been to Yosemite on our way to Las vegas.
We are planning our SF to LV tour.

[Scar]

Hi

Mammoth Lake is very nice a little like Austria, Death Valley Stove Pipe Wells or Furnace Creek.

[grumpys wife]

We have stopped a couple of times at a place called Lone Pine. We have then drove through Death Valley and Furnace Creek which by the way is very hot :thumbs-up

[Wendywoo]

Thanx i will have a look at these places, I ve thought about Mammoth Lake never heard of Lone pine does it have a hotel or lodge nearby.

[vanilla8]

Will read this thread with interest, we too are looking to stop somewhere in the death valley region on our way from yosemite to vegas!

[grumpys wife]

Thanx i will have a look at these places, I ve thought about Mammoth Lake never heard of Lone pine does it have a hotel or lodge nearby.

It's not very big Wendy, just one long street. There are a few hotels, not many. I have never stayed in Mammoth Lakes that might be a bit bigger town with more of a selection. You will enjoy the drive out of Yosemite, down the Tioga Pass :omg: it's stunning ;)

[nuttychick]

Hi i have too stayed at a place called lone pine we stayed there with grumpy and grumpys wife the hotel we stayed was called alabama hills .When you look out of the windows you are looking straight across death valley it was a very nice hotel

[Jools]

There is a very good forum for planning any American road trips. Take a look at www.roadtripamerica.com

There is loads of information about San Fran to Vegas and the places in between.

[Tiggernut]

I'm not sure when you're going but don't forget the Tioga Pass is closed from around October to March....sometimes even earlier or later!

Just a word of warning! :grin:

[KittyKat]

We stayed at Lone Pine as well! We stayed at the Best Western. Not much there but its a good half-way point.

Kitty

[David63]

We stayed at Bishop and I would recommend you avoid this place if possible as it still lives in the memory as one of the only places in the US where we had bad service. However there was a great bakery serving breakfast.

Stovepipe Wells is an incredible place to stay - go out into the desert and watch the Sunset and Sunrise.