From the top of Conglomerate Mesa you can see expansive views of multiple wilderness areas, Owens Lake, the glittering Sierra Nevada, Saline Valley and even Death Valley National Park.
Conglomerate Mesa is home to rare plant species such as the Inyo Rock Daisy and Ripley’s Cymopterus, aka springparsley, which is in the carrot family.
The historic Keeler-Death Valley trail that traverses the north end of Conglomerate Mesa was used to transport goods from the Eastern Sierra to Death Valley from the late 1800s to mid 1900s.