You are invited to celebrate 100 years in the Dow courtyard on October 5 from 4 pm to 5 pm. Free gift while supplies last.
Built in 1923, Walter and Maude Dow started hosting Hollywood actors and movie crews looking to film in the beautiful Eastern Sierra. It opened with about 20 rooms and a manager’s apartment, and was soon expanded to 50 rooms. Many guests have stayed since and enjoyed its 1920s charm with modern updates.
The Dow Hotel has been family-owned and operated since 1957, and is well-known for its history, quaint coziness, fair prices, and friendly staff.
The Dow would like to thank the community
for your support over the years. Cheers!
Inyo County Amateur Photo Contest Deadline
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Cookies with Santa at The Museum of Western Film History
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Lone Pine Chamber
of Commerce &
Visitor Center
The town of Lone Pine is your gateway to Mt. Whitney & Death Valley! Come stay with us and explore our incredible surroundings. One thing that makes Lone Pine so special and unique is that both the HIGHEST and LOWEST elevations in the lower 48 states are each within a 1 HOUR drive!
Tourist Information Center of Lone Pine, CA
The Lone Pine Chamber Office is located at 120 South Main Street, in the historical building of the Lone Pine Hotel. Small businesses are housed in what used to be hotel rooms. Come in and browse through our racks of information. We would be happy to answer your questions about our area.
Lone Pine Community Library
Stop by the Chamber Courtyard to check out Lone Pine’s newest community library! Housed in a retro 1960’s red phone booth, the library boasts an ever-changing collection of classic works, children’s book, and other great reads. The rules for using the library are simple – it is open to the entire Lone Pine community, and visitors and tourists alike. You can take a book of your choice, leave a book to donate, or do both.
The Lone Pine Chamber of Commerce is prepared to provide the best personal service to guests looking to experience all of the unique features of the Eastern Sierra! Don’t hesitate to call!
The Lights Are ON In Lone Pine!
People were dazzled by the unique color and brightness of the Americana style neon light. The bright lights of neon came to signify the bright possibilities of the electronic age, a symbol of progress. There was nothing more modern than neon. Well, there’s never been a more appropriate time to convey this shift. The Metabolic Studio provided a grant to the Lone Pine Chamber to refurbish all the neon lights. This will not only tell visitors we’re open for business, but it will help the locals say, we mean business!