Mammoth Mountain has 25 lifts with the potential to carry more than 50,000 passengers per hour when operating at full capacity. As impressive as this particular fun fact is, you’re probably more concerned about just when the ski lifts open at Mammoth if you have plans to come here and enjoy the abundance of fresh […] Click to Read This Article
There’s much to love and appreciate about Mammoth Mountain and the Mammoth area in general. Nestled within California’s Eastern Sierra region, it’s a sprawling, inviting area sprinkled with hiking trails, bustling ski and snowboarding areas, and many other fun things to do. As you explore your travel options for the coming year, check out the […] Click to Read This Article
Once you arrive at Mammoth Mountain, there are plenty of things to do, see, enjoy, and explore. While you’ll need to pay for lift tickets if you intend to ski or snowboard, there are some free things you’re also welcome to do at Mammoth. Take a moment to learn more about what you can do […] Click to Read This Article
Mammoth is a great place to visit anytime, but even more so as the year wraps up. This is when there’s plenty of snow on the ground and a seemingly endless list of things to do, see, and enjoy at the popular Mammoth Mountain resort and in the surrounding area. If you have plans to […] Click to Read This Article
Mammoth Mountain normally doesn’t kick off its annual skiing and snowboarding season until mid-November, so it’s usually possible to enjoy some less congested visits here during the early part of the month, especially if you want to use Mammoth as your base to check out surrounding areas. But that may not be the case this […] Click to Read This Article
Because of the higher elevations in the Mammoth area, the fall weather here isn’t necessarily what you would automatically think of as typical California autumn weather. This is ultimately a good thing if you prefer cooler evenings and other conditions often preferred for fall and winter activities common in this area. Keep reading to learn […] Click to Read This Article
Featuring more than 100 trails and an abundance of natural beauty, Mammoth Mountain is one of the most popular hiking destinations in the Mammoth Lakes area. However, you don’t have to be an expert to enjoy a summer or autumn hike here, since there are easily accessible hiking destinations suitable for all skill levels. But […] 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
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
The fun never stops at Mammoth Mountain and the areas surrounding it, even during the more casual and relaxed months of the year. If you have plans to visit Mammoth before fall arrives and ski season starts up again, you’ll appreciate knowing what events are coming up so you can fine-tune your Mammoth trip to-do […] Click to Read This Article