Crestview: US-395
Built around the junction of U.S. Route 395 and State Route 203, Crestview developed into a small roadside community on the approach to Mammoth Lakes. Route 395 runs along the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada, where conifer woodland and open high-country ground meet the broad basin of Long Valley. State Route 203 heads west to Mammoth Lakes, a mountain town closely associated with Mammoth Mountain, one of California’s major ski areas. The junction is part of the principal road connection between the 395 corridor and the town’s recreation-focused community, whose economy is shaped by mountain sports and access to surrounding public lands. Crestview marks the transition from highway travel to alpine terrain.
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