Mammoth Lakes is located in the Eastern Sierra of California. Visit the Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center at the entrance of town for maps and information.

A full range of amenities in Mammoth Lakes include four-star hotels, condos, cozy cabins, motels, and campgrounds. Dining options range from sushi to wine bars to family pizza parlors. 

Mammoth Lakes has one of the longest ski seasons in the U.S., with ample snow from approximately November through May. Fishing season is the last Saturday in April through Nov. 15 every year. In summer months, when the snow melts, access is available to Yosemite via Tioga Pass and throughout the backcountry. Fall colors generally peak in late September and early October, and offer a wonderful spectacle in our “off-season.” If you wish to plan your trip around one of Mammoth’s events, including Bluesapalooza, Jazz Jubilee, Mammoth Motocross or one of our tough summer triathlons, check out the Mono County Events Calendar.  

Mammoth Mountain Ski Area is a major attraction of the western United States. An average of 400 inches of snow per winter and 28 chairlifts serve 3,500 acres of skiable terrain. 

Mammoth Mountain is now open for the 2014-15 winter ski and snowboard season, as of Nov. 13, 2014. The resort has operated for over 60 years and offers Tube Park & Snow Play, snowmobiling, scenic gondola rides and cross country skiing in addition to skiing and snowboarding.