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BEST WESTERN PLUS Frontier Motel
1008 S Main Street, Lone Pine, California 93545-3010Phone: 760/876-5571 | Fax: 760/876-5357
The BEST WESTERN PLUS Frontier Motel in Lone Pine has amazing mountain views and generous amenities, and a great location to visit the nearby Manzanar, Alabama Hills and Death Valley.
It's all about relaxation and exploration at the Frontier Motel, which makes it the perfect family atmosphere. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mt. Whitney and the Sierra Nevada Mountains from the hotel. Many guests also delight in visiting the exciting nearby attractions, including Manzanar National Historic Site, Whitney Portal, Mt. Whitney Fish Hatchery, Inyo National Forest and Alabama Hills.
History buffs will like getting a taste of the area's past at the Lone Pine Film History Museum. Sports enthusiasts will enjoy that golf courses and fishing and hiking areas are just two miles away from this Lone Pine, CA hotel. Guests can also take a day trip to Death Valley and Furnace Creek Resort.
With its great location in stunning Owens Valley, the BEST WESTERN PLUS Frontier Motel is just a short drive away from many businesses and organizations, such as Owens Lake Project, BLM Crystal, Geyser Bottling Plant and the U.S. Forest Service. Lone Pine Airport is just one miles away, making traveling easy and stress-free.
Many of the serene, spacious rooms at this Lone Pine hotel feature rejuvenating mountain or valley views and all offer generous amenities, including cable satellite television with in-room movies, a coffeemaker, refrigerator and free Wi-Fi. Get the perfect start to each day with a delicious complimentary continental breakfast in the charming breakfast nook.
Relax and play in the seasonal outdoor heated pool at this Lone Pine hotel. We also offer guest laundry, meeting facilities, complimentary coffee, lawn areas for picnics and free parking. Our friendly, welcoming staff is here to help you during your stay - don't hesitate to ask for what you need at our 24-hour front desk.
For a wonderful trip to Lone Pine, CA, make a reservation at the BEST WESTERN PLUS Frontier Motel today.
Local Events Worth Considering:
May 2012
A musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, based on the best-selling 1995 novel. At the Sacramento Convention Center.
Featuring jazz styles from the first fifty years of jazz history, from the origins of jazz in New Orleans to the big band era.
June 2012
The day begins with a 2k/5k walk around beautiful William Land Park. In Sacramento.
100's of Vendors are on hand selling art, jewelry, furniture, clothing, military items, garden items and more.
Bring your best canine friends and join us for a fun-filled day. At the Southside Park in Sacramento.
July 2012
Disney storytelling at its best. Unsatisfied with her life in the sea, young mermaid Ariel longs to experience the human world above. In Sacramento.
Art & Wine Festival with beer, wine, music. 90,000 attendees expected. In downtown Auburn in Sacramento.
His concerts are legendary. His live shows have amazed millions on every continent. At the Sacramento Community Center Theater.
August 2012
Theatre’s musical tribute to the optimism, warmth, stubbornness and innocence of small town America. In Sacramento.
Minor league baseball game at the Raley Field in West Sacramento.
A celebration of Art, Music, Food, Culture, Community, Diversity and Health & Wellness. At the Sojourner Truth Multicultural Art Museum in Sacramento.
8pm concert at the Power Balance Pavilioin in Sacramento.
Fun music events in Groveland.
Nearby Attractions:
List All CA AttractionsDeath Valley National Park
Set in California and Nevada, the Death Valley National Park is located in the Sierra Nevada region of southern California. Death Valley is not only the hottest and driest national park in the country, but also the largest national park in the lower United States.
Recreational activities in the vast but stunning Death Valley National Park include hiking, mountain biking, four wheeling, and motorcycle touring. Stargazing is another popular activity, as well as visiting scenic viewpoints and historic sites.
Kings Canyon National Park
A 461,901-acre park, Kings Canyon National Park sits just north of Sequoia National Park is California’s Sierra Nevada region in the central east part of the street. Established in 1940 as a national park, Kings Canyon receives more than 500,00 visitors per year.
Choose from outdoor adventures like hiking, horseback riding, and rock climbing – not to mention snow sports during the winter. Be sure to explore visitor centers, and take advantage of ranger led cave tours and an abundance of picnic areas.
Sequoia National Park
Known as the Land of Giants, Sequoia National Park was established in 1890 and receives more than one million visitors each year. Known for its giant sequoia trees, this national park is located in California’s Sierra Nevada region, and is often paired with Kings Canyon National Park. This park also encompasses Mount Whitney – the highest point in the contiguous U.S.
Sequoia National Park includes everything from pleasant day hikes to speleology – also known as cave exploration. Be sure to stroll down Sherman Tree Trail, and maybe take a drive through the famed Tunnel Log.
