Paddling through the stillness of the waters on a Mono Lake guided canoe tour is one of the best ways to experience all that the lake has to offer. You’ll learn some local and natural history from a knowledgeable guide, examine the brine shrimp and alkali flies up close, all while moving among the mysterious formations known as tufa towers.

Gliding past submerged calcium-carbonate tufa towers.

Canoeing Mono Lake is a great way to spend the morning with family and friends and to learn more about the important environmental issues surrounding the lake and inspiring story of ongoing efforts to protect it.  No previous canoeing experience is necessary.

Enjoying time on the lake. Photos by Arya Degenhardt.

Starting June 1 you can sign up using our website here. Feel free to call the Mono Lake Committee at (760) 647-6595 with any questions. The one-hour tours run every Saturday and Sunday morning at 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00am from June 25 through September 4. The canoe tours cost $25 per person and advance reservations are required.

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