Dates set for Lone Pine 2012
Nestled in the shadow of the mighty Mt. Whitney, the town of Lone Pine, California, is located at the southern end of the Owens Valley, surrounded by the highest peaks in the lower forty-eight. The Alabama Hills, with their unique rock formations, lie just to the west of town. Known simply as The Alabamas, these hills have hosted Hollywood since the days of silent films. During the heyday of the B Western, the town of Lone Pine was alive with film shoots, stars, and all the glory that comes with the movie set. To this day, Hollywood continues to film here, utilizing the fantastic scenery of the rocks, hills, mountains, and surrounding high desert lands.
This October 5th, 6th & 7th, we will celebrate our 23rd Annual Film Festival. We not only continue with our Star Panel discussions, our extensive screenings of films shot in the area, our Star Parade, our Rodeo, the arts and crafts, cowboy church and unique movie-site guided tours and many new and exciting attractions.
We enjoyed a Great 2011...and Thank you for making it a memorable one. Here are some of the articles from 2011,.
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Bakersfield Life Magazine
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Sadona Monthly  Click Cover to read review |
America Profile Magazine
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