Devils Postpile National Monument
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East of California, in the Sierra Nevada, a dark-hued cliff made of basalt columns.

Overview of Devils Postpile

East of California, in the Sierra Nevada, it’s a dark-hued cliff made of basalt columns.

Key Features

  • Type de lieu: cliff.
  • Intérêt touristique: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
  • Caractéristiques: basalt cliff.
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Site Environment

Precautions

Climate and Weather

What to See and Do

Practical Information

  • Localisation:
  • Heure locale: Heure : Devils Postpile National Monument
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Getting There

Accommodation and Dining

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