Shaun White claims his third gold medal at the 2018 Pyeong Chang Winter Olympics in the Men’s Halfpipe final. After all athletes big up big scores in the Men’s Halfpipe event yesterday, all eyes were on Shaun White. White secured the number 1 spot out of the top 12 competitors and was leading the competition with a […] Click to Read This Article
The world watched in awe as Chloe Kim, a first-time Olympic competitor and team USA representative, took home gold and finished her victory lap with back-to-back 1080s. USA Olympic Competitor Chloe Kim completely dominated the Women’s Halfpipe Event on Monday. The 17-year-old hit the scene with a bang, finishing her first run with a score of 93.75. Kim run’s […] Click to Read This Article
Après skiing is a tradition we treasure almost as much as the the mountains themselves. Because as much as it’s a bummer that the ski day ends at 4:30PM, at least we can drink! And we don’t care if you’re still wearing your ski boots either. That being said, here’s our my vote for the […] Click to Read This Article
The time has finally come, the Winter Olympics are here! And we could not be more stoked because representing our home mountain are three very talented, hardworking women who are giving their all to medal in the Women’s Halfpipe event. A few weeks ago at the final stop of the U.S. Freeski and Snowboard Grand […] Click to Read This Article
Looking to enjoy an authentic beer at Mammoth Lake? We suggest you check out Mammoth Brewing Company. Mammoth Lake’s taproom is nestled against the forest facing the mountains on Lake Mary Road. The brewery is a must-visit with year-round beers including their Golden Trout Kolsch, Yosemite Pale Ale, Double Nut Brown, Wild Sierra Session Saision, […] Click to Read This Article
Did you know that different forecast conditions should influence your choice of headwear? Although sunglasses and goggles are both appropriate accessories to protect your eyes from the reflective snow on the mountain, particular weather conditions and forecasts should influence your choice for safety reasons! If the forecast is expected to be sunny and clear, chances […] Click to Read This Article
Mountain Safety is imperative when driving in potentially dangerous weather conditions. If you’re not familiar with driving over black ice or in snowstorms, this article may benefit you when cruising up to the slopes this winter. There are a handful of ways to get up to Mammoth Mountain; California US 395, California 203, California 120, […] Click to Read This Article
In this day and age, your Instagram feed is your life. However as outdoor advocates, we want to reconstruct this concept by making your life your Instagram feed. Meaning, we challenge you to travel to extraordinary places and go to great lengths in your every day life because you simply want to. Then, post a […] Click to Read This Article
Named after the many rainbows that appear through the mist of water on water collision, Rainbow Falls is also the highest waterfall on the Middle Fork of the San Joaquin River at 101 feet. Guide to Waterfall: Rainbow Falls is a fairly novice 2.5 miles hike from the trailhead at Devil’s Postpile National Monument in […] Click to Read This Article
In the early 1900’s, Dave McCoy founded what is known today as Mammoth Mountain. How did this groundbreaking discovery come about you ask? Well, Dave McCoy was originally a hydrographer for the city of Los Angeles. His job as a hydrographer was to observe, measure and predict bodies of water and their changes over time […] Click to Read This Article