Head to Mammoth Lakes​ for unreal adventure

Year-round adventure never takes a season off                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 [Mammoth Lakes, California]( Photos: Samantha Lindberg / Mammoth Lakes Tourism Unreal Adventure Never Takes a Season Off Hi , You may already know plenty about Mammoth Lakes’ winters and its phenomenal downhill skiing and snowboarding that overlook breathtaking views. This comes as no surprise when Mammoth Mountain reports an average of 400 inches of snow per season while simultaneously boasting over 300 days of sunshine. Did somebody say bluebird days? What winter lovers may have yet to discover, is how much the adventure never takes a season off in Mammoth Lakes. Summer into fall offers absolutely unreal experiences that will keep you feeling the stoke all year long. Visitors like you are part of our community here, which means we are pros at hosting you, so please come have an unforgettable and invigorating vacation, we just remind you of course to [recreate responsibly and give back]( to this beautiful home that we can all agree is special. Pro-tip: If you want to maximize your mountain time, [fly nonstop]( from Denver, San Francisco, LA, and Carlsbad — or connect from hundreds of cities nationwide. You’ll go from the tarmac to the trails in no time. Try a midweek trip to avoid the crowds, too. [GET TO KNOW MAMMOTH LAKES]( [Mammoth Lakes]( [fall in Mammoth Lakes]([Advertisement] [winter in Mammoth Lakes]([Advertisement] [spring in Mammoth Lakes]([Advertisement] [summer in Mammoth Lakes]([Advertisement] [Minaret Vista]( Explore Stunning Sierra Skylines This region benefits from high elevation, which means ideal summer temps with low humidity and a range of about 70-80 °F during the day and then cooler evenings in the 40s. This sets you up with the perfect mountain climate to get active and turn up the fun, breaking a sweat on your own terms. The area has plenty of amazing hikes for all levels, many leading to secluded pristine alpine lakes, and most showcasing the jaw-dropping views that seem endless here. We are in the Sierra Nevada after all, and Mammoth Lakes is surrounded by two million acres of Inyo National Forest. Countless trailheads are accessible by [free shuttles]( and some are even walking distance, giving you that instant care-free vacation vibe, where you can easily park the car and leave it behind the whole trip. [UNREAL MAMMOTH LAKES HIKING 101]( [Lake Mary]( Get the Local’s Low-Down Although there is no lake actually called “Mammoth Lake,” there are over 100 lakes throughout the area. The five main lakes that tend to grab visitors’ attention, for good reason, are Lake Mary, Lake Mamie, Twin Lakes, Lake George, and Horseshoe Lake. These alone can keep you occupied for your entire stay, giving you ample opportunity for fishing, swimming, kayaking, SUPing (stand-up paddle boarding), or of course, just posting up with a hammock to enjoy the picturesque scenery. [UNREAL ALPINE LAKES]( [Villagefest]( Discover Year-round Outdoor Festivities With such supreme weather, Mammoth Lakes hosts a large collection of outdoor events ranging from multiday big summer festivals like [Mammoth Festival of Beers and Bluesapalooza](, where attendees can discover their new favorite musician while taste testing beers from over 60 craft breweries, to more regularly scheduled first-rate entertainment via [free concerts at The Village](. For athletes looking to test their fitness, they can find ultimate endurance events like [Mammoth Trailfest]( and [the Obstacle Course Racing World Championships]( happening in the fall. The activity list here goes on and on! [UNREAL EVENTS]( [autumn in mammoth lakes]( Take a Chill Pill When all the summer season fun begins its journey of calming into a cooler rhythm, fall in Mammoth Lakes will be sure to keep your full attention with the brilliant gold aspen trees changing color, crisp autumn air, and that “slow down, take it all in pace.” This Eastern Sierra gem sets the perfect stage for recharging from the hustle and bustle of daily life, but no matter what time you visit, you are sure to leave feeling the real benefits of recreating in this unreal natural landscape. [UNREAL FALL COLOR]( EXPLORE THE WORLD WITH MATADOR FOLLOW US HERE [fb]( [tw]( [ig]( [yt]( [tk]( [in]( Move this email to your primary inbox or add Hello@MatadorNetwork.com as a contact so you never miss an email from us. Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Matador Network, all rights reserved PO Box 7775, Suite 40021 San Francisco, California 94120, United States of America [Terms of Service](