Mammoth Mountain Biking

A great way to enjoy the glorious scenery of Mammoth is mountain biking. The vast network of trails and unpaved roads within the Inyo National Forest offers the mountain biker an almost unlimited number of environments and views to discover. The crisp autumn air, sunshine, uncrowded conditions and brilliant fall foliage makes for an unbeatable combination. As the temperatures warm up and the snow begins to melt during the spring months of May and June, enjoy mountain biking on one of our freshly thawed trails. Tour the sites as the winter snows melt into a glorious blend of rushing streams and alpine lakes.

During the summer months, the Mammoth Mountain ski slopes are transformed into a challenging MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN BIKE PARK. There are trails for all ability levels of riders. They offer more than 70 miles of groomed single-track trails and the ski lifts will transport you and your bike to the 11,053-foot summit for the ride of a lifetime. Map of Mammoth Bike Park

The Mammoth Mountain Bike Park is popular all during the summer months when various bike events come to town. Especially during event season, you will want to secure your Mammoth condo rentals with as much advance notice, so you can get a place right next to the Canyon Lodge park. Most folks will cruise downhill from Canyon to the Village and then hop the bus to the top of the park. Then ride down the trails back to Canyon and to their condo rental, making a giant loop.

The Mammoth Visitor Center and Ranger Station located at the entrance to town on State Highway 203 offers free mountain biking trail maps and information on route descriptions, trail ethics and precautions. Get a map and use it! Also please respect nature. These are some of the more popular trails.

Road Biking

Not into the grind of the hills? There are several scenic loops where you can put in your miles.

These businesses can help with this adventure.