California Gold & Silver Settlements
(Approx. 3.0 miles) Top Attraction!
Museums and historical sites in the Mammoth Lakes area pay tribute to life in the Old West and share the area's cultural heritage.
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Biking in Mammoth Lakes
(Approx. 3.0 miles)
Your choice of terrain, sensational Eastern Sierra scenery and California sun make an irresistible combination for mountain biking or road cycling. Bike the vast network of trails and unpaved roads on the Inyo National Forest.
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Hiking the Inyo National Forest
(Approx. 3.0 miles)
Hiking More than two million acres of landscape that inspired John Muir and Ansel Adams surround Mammoth Lakes. Explore hiking trails that will take you through dense forests to crystal clear lakes and breathtaking viewpoints.
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Snowmobiling in the Eastern Sierra
(Approx. 3.1 miles)
Navigate a snowmobile through miles of alpine forests and meadows. Choose from 80 miles of groomed trails on 75,000 acres in the Mammoth Lakes area. Explore on your own, in a group, or with a friendly, experienced guide. Ask for a free Winter Recreation map.
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Rainbow Falls in the Reds Meadow Valley
(Approx. 3.3 miles)
Rainbow Falls Downstream from Devils Postpile National Monument are the amazing Rainbow Falls. The San Joaquin River plunges over a sharp 101-foot lava ledge into a deep gorge. Rainbow Falls sends colorful rainbows into the mist.
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June Mountain Ski Area
(Approx. 8.0 miles)
Only 20 minutes north of Mammoth Lakes is June Mountain Ski Area, known as Mammoth Mountain's "little sister”. June is smaller and quieter than Mammoth, but with views and snowfall to match.
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