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June Lake’s restaurants, shops, and four gorgeous lakes, coupled with majestic alpine scenery, create a magical retreat winter, summer, or fall.
Resource Website: http://junelakeloop.org/
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The Sierra Nevada is 28,000 square miles of awesome. It's a region chock-full of quaint towns, raging rivers, and a never-ending diversity of natural environments and ways to enjoy them. This is your guide to finding the goods and accessing the best that this dynamic region has to offer.
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