Lundy Canyon Waterfall and Beaver Dam Outing

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Recorded for: Lundy Canyon Waterfall and Beaver Dam Outing

Distance precision
about
Extension destinations
  • Lake Helen
  • 20 Lakes Basin
  • Saddlebag Lake
Features
  • waterfall
  • beaver dam
Published distance miles
3
Round trip miles
3
Route shape
out and back
Evidence and sources (1)

No claim effective interval recorded.

Spatial scope IDs: scope-route-lundy-canyon-waterfall-beaver-dam

  1. Evidence stance: supports · Evidence details

    Mono County Tourism describes Lundy Canyon Trail as about three miles and as an out-and-back canyon outing featuring a waterfall and beaver dam; it separately notes that hikers may extend toward Lake Helen, 20 Lakes Basin, and Saddlebag Lake.

    Publisher
    Mono County Tourism
    Observer / attribution
    Not recorded
    Observed at
    Unknown
    Retrieved at
    2026-09-25T02:30:00+00:00

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    Observation details · Source details · Original source: Mono County Tourism

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What exact segment endpoint represents the Lundy Canyon waterfall and beaver-dam turnaround?

The county source supports an approximately three-mile outing and named features, but does not publish an exact turnaround coordinate or segment-level mileage; the option remains distinct from the full 5.4-mile one-way continuation.

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