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Shuttle Buses Have Stopped Running for the Season
The Reds Meadow/Devils Postpile Shuttle has stopped for the season. Visitors are now permitted to drive into the valley. Interagency passes are now accepted for all visitors, or for those without passes, a $10/vehicle fee will be charged.
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Road Delays Possible Through September and October
A hazardous fuel reduction project will likely cause periodic delays of at least 30 minutes throughout the months of September and October. There will be large trucks on the Reds Meadow Road from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Please drive carefully. More »
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Devils Postpile Sets 37-Foot Vehicle Length Restriction on the Devils Postpile Access Road
In order to improve public safety, Devils Postpile will be enforcing a limit of 37 feet for vehicles on the short monument access road. This is not for the entire Reds Meadow Road. Large vehicles can still access Forest Service campgrounds in the valley. More »
Be A Junior Ranger
Devils Postpile's Junior Ranger book During the summer months, kids can come to the monument's ranger station where a park ranger will give them a free Junior Ranger book to complete. Didn't get to complete the Junior Ranger program while you were here? Send in your booklet and we'll send you your free badge and signed certificate! Click here for our address. Want a head start on completing the Junior Ranger book? Download a copy and print it at home. Internet Resources Whether you are able to visit Devils Postpile and become a Junior Ranger or not, there are many parks that have on-line Junior Ranger Programs. Follow this link for some great rainy day Junior Ranger activities! |
Did You Know?
The area now known as Devils Postpile National Monument used to be part of Yosemite National Park. In 1905, the Devils Postpile formation, Rainbow Falls, and the Minarets were removed from Yosemite's boundaries due to pressure from mining interests.