Lundy Canyon

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Lundy Canyon is a scenic glacially carved canyon in the Eastern Sierra Nevada of California, known for its alpine lakes, waterfalls, and popular hiking trails.

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Lundy Canyon canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
accessedFrom U.S. Route 395
accessedVia Lundy Lake Road
country United States
drainage Mill Creek
formedBy glacial erosion
hasActivity day hiking
fishing nearby at Lundy Lake
hasBodyOfWater Mill Creek
hasEcosystem alpine tundra
montane forest
hasFeature alpine lakes
aspen groves
granite cliffs
meadows
steep canyon walls
waterfalls
hasGeologicalOrigin Pleistocene glaciation
hasSeasonalAttraction fall colors
spring wildflowers
hasTrail Lundy Canyon Trail
Lundy Lake to 20 Lakes Basin route
hasVegetation coniferous forest
quaking aspen
sagebrush scrub
isInRegion Great Basin–Sierra Nevada transition zone
isWestOf Mono Lake
knownFor colorful autumn foliage
glacially carved landscape
scenic views
waterfalls along Mill Creek
locatedIn California
Eastern Sierra Nevada
linked to: Eastern Sierra
locatedInCounty Mono County, California
locatedInMountainRange Sierra Nevada
locatedNear Lee Vining, California
linked to: Lee Vining

Mono Lake
partOf Inyo National Forest
popularFor backpacking
fall foliage viewing
hiking
photography
wildflower viewing
wildlife viewing
recreationAreaType backcountry recreation area
region Eastern Sierra
terminatesAt Lundy Lake

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Lundy Lake locatedInValley Lundy Canyon
Mill Creek (Mono Basin) majorDrainageFor Lundy Canyon
subject linked to: Mill Creek
Mill Creek (Mono Basin) flowsThrough Lundy Canyon
subject linked to: Mill Creek
Lundy Lake Road accesses Lundy Canyon
Lundy Lake Road hasScenicViewOf Lundy Canyon
Lundy Lake Road passesThrough Lundy Canyon