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Day Trips From Mammoth
Mammoth has so many things to do both in winter and summer. Here is the complete list of available trips so you can plan the perfect vacation.Gondola Ride - Ride the Mammoth Mountain Gondola to the top, elevation 11. 053 and see the amazing view
Alabama Hills - See where all the Spaghetti Western Movies were made
Ansel Adams Wilderness - Visit the forest area
Bennetville Mining - Another silver mine, resorted so you can get a tast of 1881 history
Bodie Ghost Town - At the height of the gold rush, Bodie was the 2nd largest silver mining camp and the residents just got up and left one day.
Bristlecone Pine Forest - The oldest know trees. The forest service runs an interpretive center here for nature lovers
Death Valley - A bit more than a day trip. This is the lowest point of land on the continental US
Fall Colors - In autumn, the trees turn fire colors. This is a great outdoor drive to visit the different areas
Devils Postpile - The most faous landmark in the Mammoth area
Goelogy Driving Tour - See the various geology left after the Mammoth volcano exploded
Fish Hatcheries - The lakes of Mammoth are stocked. Here is where we grow the fish.
Hot Springs - Very popular place to see where the water heated by Mammoth lava boils us and mixes with melted snow and you can swim in it.
Inyo Historic - The driving tour of historic Inyo county
Fish Hatcheries - The lakes of Mammoth are stocked. Here is where we grow the fish.
Hot Springs - Very popular place to see where the water heated by Mammoth lava boils us and mixes with melted snow and you can swim in it.
Inyo Historic - The driving tour of historic Inyo county
 This is a bristlecone pine, found in the historic forest |
June Lake Loop - Our neighbor June Lake has a few lakes of its own. You can swim or fish or even water ski.
Mammoth Lakes Basin - We have 6 lakes you can fish in and get to by car. The rest... you have to hike.
Lodgepole Forest - These are the giant trees in the Sequioa Forest, via a drive through Yosemite.
Lone Pine - You probably drove through Lone Pine on your way to Mammoth. Here is what you can do if you wish to detour.
Manzanar Interment Camp - Back in the day when Japanese were held captives, Manzanar has an amazing historic and cultural museum
Mt. Whitney - Located in Lone Pine, Mt. Whitney is the tallest of all US mountains. The drive up to the trail head is an awesome site
Mono Lake - A popular tour to see the lake and the strange limestone sculptures that grow out of the water.
Museum Tour - There are a lot of small museumes to visit up and down Highway 395
Obsidian Dome - A glass mountain was formed when the earth exploded and the local mountais were created
Parks and Picnics - Need a day to sit under a tree? Here is a great list of places to have a picnic
Reds Meadow - Combine this drive with a visit to Devils Postpile and a hike to Rainbow Falls
Rock Creek - Tucked in the mountains, this is a nice hike and place to spend outdoors
Yosemite - Our neighbor and friend, the entrance to Yosemite is 45 miutes north of Mammoth
Summer Activities - This is list of summer activities
Winter activities - This is a list of things to do in winter
Mammoth Lakes Basin - We have 6 lakes you can fish in and get to by car. The rest... you have to hike.
Lodgepole Forest - These are the giant trees in the Sequioa Forest, via a drive through Yosemite.
Lone Pine - You probably drove through Lone Pine on your way to Mammoth. Here is what you can do if you wish to detour.
Manzanar Interment Camp - Back in the day when Japanese were held captives, Manzanar has an amazing historic and cultural museum
Mt. Whitney - Located in Lone Pine, Mt. Whitney is the tallest of all US mountains. The drive up to the trail head is an awesome site
Mono Lake - A popular tour to see the lake and the strange limestone sculptures that grow out of the water.
Museum Tour - There are a lot of small museumes to visit up and down Highway 395
Obsidian Dome - A glass mountain was formed when the earth exploded and the local mountais were created
Parks and Picnics - Need a day to sit under a tree? Here is a great list of places to have a picnic
Reds Meadow - Combine this drive with a visit to Devils Postpile and a hike to Rainbow Falls
Rock Creek - Tucked in the mountains, this is a nice hike and place to spend outdoors
Yosemite - Our neighbor and friend, the entrance to Yosemite is 45 miutes north of Mammoth
Summer Activities - This is list of summer activities
Winter activities - This is a list of things to do in winter
Convict Lake Resort
2000 Convict Lake Road
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
800-992-2260
2000 Convict Lake Road
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
800-992-2260
Kittredge Sports
3218 Main Street
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-934-7566
3218 Main Street
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-934-7566
Reel Mammoth Adventures
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-924-0438
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-924-0438
Performance Guide Service
26 Old Mammoth Road
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-924-2181
26 Old Mammoth Road
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-924-2181
Kevin Peterson's Fly Fishing Adventures
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-924-8177
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-924-8177
The Troutfitter
Shell Mart Center
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-924-3676
Shell Mart Center
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-924-3676
Sierra Drifters Guide Services
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-935-4250
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-935-4250
Rick's Sports Center
3241 Main Street
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-934-3416
3241 Main Street
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
760-934-3416
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