SUMMER IN MAMMOTH
Discover Summer Magic
You know Mammoth Mountain for its legendary winters, but when the snow melts, it transforms into a summer wonderland that's just as rad; think sun-soaked adventures, cool mountain breezes, and landscapes that’ll make your Instagram followers jealous. So, pack your bags, grab your crew, and get ready to discover the endless summer fun that awaits in the Eastern Sierra.
Activities
Summer in Mammoth Mountain is a playground for thrill-seekers and chill-seekers alike; hit up over 80 miles of gnarly biking and hiking trails that cater to all levels, from newbie to pro. The Adventure Center is a total blast for families, featuring zip-lining, climbing walls, and a ton of other cool stuff. Dive into the sparkling lakes for some paddleboarding or kayaking action or take a swing at our awesome golf courses surrounded by jaw-dropping mountain views. There’s no shortage of rad activities to keep you stoked all summer long.
New for Summer 2024: Summer Tubing & Mountain Coaster
Events
Summer in Mammoth is jam-packed with awesome events and festivals. Feel the adrenaline at Mammoth Motocross or join the fun at weekend festivals in The Village. From live music and tasty food to artsy vibes and craft brews, there’s always something happening. Dive into the good times and make some one-of-a-kind summer memories with us.
Drives & Day Trips
Ready for some epic side adventures? Just a short drive from Mammoth Lakes, you’ll find bubbling hot springs, perfect for a relaxing soak. Wander the shores of Mono Lake, teeming with life, or channel your inner cowboy as you stroll through the dusty streets of the Old West’s most authentic ghost town. Cruise up to the crest of Tioga Pass and take in the jaw-dropping views of Yosemite’s Tuolumne Meadows. And don’t miss a scenic drive along Hwy 395 – north or south – where hidden gems of the Sierra are just waiting to be discovered.
Deals
Score the biggest savings by booking direct with us; from killer ticket deals to sweet lodging offers, we’ve got you covered. Mammoth Mountain has the best value for your summer getaway, hands down. Keep an eye out for special packages and promotions that’ll make your stay even more grand without breaking the bank. Check out our latest deals and get ready to plan an unforgettable adventure.
Follow these guidelines for a fun and safe mountain excursion
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Ask hotel staff about current conditions, and make sure you’ve picked an appropriate destination for everyone in your group. Consider elevation gain and mileage; a gain of more than 500 feet can be challenging. If you’re on a solo hiking or biking adventure, tell someone where you’re going.
A sunny Sierra morning can quickly turn into a stormy afternoon, so check the weather forecast and pack a rain jacket. Bring water, food, sunscreen and insect repellent, and bring your mobile phone. A basic first aid kit and headlamp or flashlight are essential for longer hikes.
Stay on hiking and biking trails. Pack out all your trash and food scraps, pick up your fishing line, and dispose of human and pet waste properly (carry it out, or bury it in a hole 6–8 inches deep and 200 feet away from water, trails and campsites).
Leave plants, rocks and historical items as you found them, so others can enjoy them too.
Observe bears, deer and other wildlife from a distance. Do not feed wild animals.
