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Read more →Lone Pine Disposal Site, End of Substation Road, Lone Pine, 93545, California
Lone Pine Disposal Site sits at the end of Substation Road and is where locals bring household trash and small haul loads. Small-town in scale - not a big regional transfer station - mostly used by residents and small haulers. The site is the practical place for dropping off things that won’t fit in curbside cans.
There’s a single entrance with a small booth and a scale, so plan to pull up and get weighed before and after dumping. After the booth, follow the traffic flow to the open drop-off area where trucks and trailers tip their loads. Charges are typically assessed by weight, so expect to pause at the scale again as you leave. Weekend mornings and spring-cleanup season can get backed up, with a line of pickups and trailers waiting to get through.
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