ASO Mammoth’s Tips for First-Come, First-Serve Camping Outdoor adventure is always nearby in Mammoth Lakes, which means you can turn your long weekend, or any weekend for that matter, into a last-minute camping trip with a visit to town! Camping is a great idea especially for Labor Day weekend, although it can get busy, here […] Click to Read This Article
Wildlife Safety in Mammoth Lakes The ASO Mammoth team loves all types of outdoor sports like skiing, snowboarding, and mountain biking that get us outside year-round in Mammoth Lakes, but our favorite part of any outdoor sport is simply being outside. We’re not alone either. Mammoth Lakes’ jaw-dropping natural setting attracts visitors from all over […] Click to Read This Article
What to Know About COVID-19 Safety and Outdoor Sports Anyone who has been to Mammoth Lakes knows that spending time outside in the Eastern Sierra is the perfect escape, especially from the current conditions in the world. Fortunately, crisp mountain air and wide open spaces provided by the great outdoors and Mother Nature are ideal […] Click to Read This Article
Where to go for a Date Night in Mammoth Lakes There isn’t a better place to celebrate a special occasion than Mammoth Lakes thanks to the epic natural scenery, unmatched mountain culture, and number of activities to do with the people who matter most to you. Whether you’re in Mammoth Lakes with a partner of […] Click to Read This Article
You’ll never run out of reasons to come to Mammoth for a visit if you’re an outdoor enthusiast, since this area is designed with year-round fun in mind. The Mammoth Bike Park is the most popular spot for mountain biking here thanks to more than 80 miles of world-class single-track trails, jaw-dropping views, and options […] Click to Read This Article
ASO’s Tips to Camping without a Campfire There is no better icon for camping than a campfire. After all, it’s where we prepare our food, warm up, and gather with our fellow campers. With that being said, it’s hard to imagine camping without a campfire. However, when wildfire conditions arise campfires can be just as […] Click to Read This Article
Fishing is one of the most popular water-based activities in the Mammoth area from late April through mid-November. The beautiful, serene lakes here are rewarding and challenging for anglers of all ages and skill levels. What’s more, Mono County regularly stocks the four main lakes in the Mammoth Lakes Basin and some of the other […] Click to Read This Article
Managed by the National Park Service and nestled within the Devils Postpile National Monument area, Rainbow Falls is a stunning 101-foot waterfall. It’s a natural wonder accessible from Mammoth Mountain via a shuttle. This area is usually open to the public from mid-June through mid-October. The friendly folks at ASO Mammoth, your year-round one-stop shop […] Click to Read This Article
Just because the sun goes down doesn’t mean the fun has to stop when you’re visiting Mammoth Lakes. If you prefer to enjoy your time here in a more relaxed setting during the later hours of the day, you’re in luck. Continue reading to discover some of the fun things you can do in Mammoth […] Click to Read This Article
One of the more visually appealing ways to see Mammoth Mountain is by taking a gondola ride. Offering stunning 360-degree views, Mammoth’s gondolas present a panoramic view of all 11,000-plus feet of this mountain as you make your way to the top. Below, the friendly folks from ASO Mammoth, your one-stop shop for everything from […] Click to Read This Article