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Here are some cool Bridgeport facts:
-- Twin Lakes produced the California state record for brown trout.
-- Naturally hot water in Travertine Hot Springs is a perfect 103 degrees.
-- The 1880 courthouse is CA's second-oldest in continuous use.
-- Bridgeport Winter Recreation Area was expanded in 2009 and again in 2011.

Watch this YouTube Video of Bridgeport Reservoir!

A Historic Calif. Town with a Vast Recreational Playground
Backed by the jagged spires of the Sawtooth range, Bridgeport is the center of a summer-to-winter recreational playground. It is popular with fishing, hiking and outdoor enthusiasts as a gateway to High Sierra canyons, peaks, lakes, streams, and hot springs.

Located Between Mammoth and Tahoe
Bridgeport is located on Hwy. 395 in the heart of the Eastern Sierra, north of Mammoth Lakes, Ca. and south of Lake Tahoe. Within an easy drive to Yosemite National Park, Bodie and Mono Lake, Bridgeport has restaurants, hotels, campgrounds and services for all kinds of California adventure trips.

Fishing the Twin Lakes & Bridgeport Reservoir
Twin Lakes hums with activity all summer - fishing, boating, camping and hiking. Nearby Robinson and Buckeye Creeks are popular for fly fishing, and to the south Green Creek is a more remote destination for camping, fishing, and hiking. Here are the headwaters for the East Walker River, which flows through the valley to Bridgeport Reservoir northeast of town. The man-made reservoir and nearby river are popular destination for fishing and bird watching. Two RV Parks and Marinas at the Bridgeport Reservoir, plus public boat launch access, provide services to anglers. Fishermen, be sure to visit Ken's Sporting Goods for fishing reports and gear.

Hometown Events in Bridgeport, California:
Fishing Season Opener Every April
Bridgeport Trout Tournament Every June
Old Fashioned Fourth of July
Annual Bridgeport Founder's Day Every Labor Day

Virginia Lakes Fishing and Fall Color Hikes
Several miles south of Bridgeport, high above Conway Summit, Virginia Lakes is eight pristine mountain lakes that beckon trout anglers in spring, summer and fall. Cabin rentals, boat rentals and a cafe offer services for a comfy mountain vacation. With rugged Dunderberg Peak towering above the lakes and the Mono Lake basin stretched out below, Virigina Lakes is a gateway to some of the best hiking trails in the Sierra's Hoover Wilderness.

Historic Sites & Museums
Home to the state's second oldest courthouse in continuous use since 1880, Bridgeport serves as the county seat. History buffs will enjoy exploring the Mono County Museum, featuring displays on the region's Native American, mining, and ranching heritage.

Where to Eat & Shop
Burger stops, restaurants and quaint shops are found throughout the area, and outfitters can provide gear for your adventure.

Where to Stay in Bridgeport
You'll find several options for lodging in Bridgeport from creekside cabins and historic B & B's.
Annett's Mono Village
Big Meadow Lodge
Bodie Victorian Hotel
Doc & Al's Robinson Creek Resort
Virginia Creek Settlement
Walker River Lodge

Campgrounds and RV Parks Near Bridgeport
Bridgeport Reservoir RV Park & Marina
Twin Lakes Resort
Buckeye Campground
Crags Campground
Green Creek Campground
Honeymoon Flat Campground
Trumbull Lake Campground
Willow Springs Motel & RV Park

Snowmobiling
Experienced snowmobilers will enjoy the excellent snow conditions and challenging terrain in the new Bridgeport Winter Recreation Area. Located on state highway 108, Sonora Pass Road (Sonora Pass is closed in the winter), the area provides avid snowmobilers with the opportunity to experience extreme winter sports unmatched anywhere in the Sierra Nevada. Permits are required to access the area.

Bridgeport Links:
Bridgeport, California Events
Bridgeport Reservoir
Ken's Sporting Goods Fishing Report
Bridgeport Ranger Station

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