The iconic Western film location is celebrated every year at the internationally famous Lone Pine Film Festival. Among the hundreds of long-running film festivals around the world, The Lone Pine Film Festival (lonepinefilmfestival.org), held in early October, is unique: 10 minutes after watching a movie, you can be walking among the spectacular rock formations of the Alabama Hills, spotting the exact locations where it was shot. The area is geographically unique as well. As Gene Autry explained


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