Ski Mammoth Mountain and June Mountain
There is some truth in advertising left in the world. Mammoth Mountain, true to its name, is one epic place to ski, with probably the largest variety of terrain in the state of California! As you travel northwest from Bishop on Highway 395, the desert fades away as the mountains rise before you. Mammoth and June Mountain are surrounded by spectacular scenery stunning vistas, Mammoth Lake, June Lake, and the famous Mono Lake are all situated to the east of Yosemite National Park, halfway between Bishop and Lake Tahoe. It is here, in this rare and beautiful region that Mammoth Mountain Resort calls home.
Mammoth Mountain provides a full array of skiing and snowboarding terrains and slopes, 25% of its runs are ideal for the first-timers and beginning skiers, 40% of trails are suitable for intermediate skiers and the remaining 35% are areas reserved for the experts. Mammoth and June Mountain have top-notch certified ski patrol teams and experienced, PSIA-certified instructors for all levels and abilities. Even if you've been skiing for years, Mammoth offers the ideal opportunity to learn snowboarding. Lessons are available for all ages and ability levels as group or individual lessons. Additionally, there are great discounted lift tickets and deals on multi-day or multi-activity passes available during the season.
Nightlife at Mammoth is rather unique. The mountain, resort, and town are isolated, a place unto itself. The live music there is quality, the resort brings in world-class acts, bands and entertainment throughout the season. Within the village there are several different restaurants ranging from casual fare to more high-end gourmet meals. For a real treat a luxury snowcat will take a small number of guests to the mid-mountain lodge, where they will enjoy a candle-lit five-course meal while the sun sets on the Sierras. What a wonderful, rare and romantic way to create memories that will last a lifetime!
Though Mammoth and the nearby June Mountain, are alpine destinations, this is still magical California. During the beginning and middle of the season, expect full winter at all times (and be ready to peel back a layer or two around mid-day) but towards the end of the season, don’t be surprised to see people flying down the slopes in t-shirts and shorts! Besides being huge, skiing in California is just that kind of experience, unpredictable, unorthodox and surprisingly fun!
Skiing in California is a unique experience. The beauty of the mountains is unparalleled. Try to add an extra day or two to enjoy the surrounding areas as well. Mono Lake, for example, is just up the road, and offers yet another rare and surreal environment to see and experience. Go ahead and expect to have a whale – well, mammoth – of a good time!
| MAMMOTH
MOUNTAIN |
Mammoth
Mountain Summit Elevation - 11,053 feet | Base Elevation - 7,953 feet | Vertical Rise - 3,100 feet | Lifts - 27 Total (Gondolas/Trams: 3, High Speed Six Chairs: 1, High Speed Quads: 8, Quad Chairs: 1, Triple Chairs: 7, Double Chairs: 5, Surface Lifts: 2 ) | Total Ski/Ride Terrain - 3,500 acres | Longest Run - 3.00 | Number of Trails - 85 | Terrain Classification - 25% Easier, 35% More Difficult, 40% Most Difficult |
| JUNE
MOUNTAIN |
June Mountain Summit Elevation - 10,135 feet | Base Elevation - 7,545 feet | Vertical Rise - 2,590 feet | Lifts - 7 Total (2 Quads, 4 Doubles ,1 rope tow) | Total Ski/Ride Terrain - 500+ acres | Longest Run - 2.5 | Number of Trails - 35 | Terrain Classification - 20% advanced, 45% intermediate, 35% beginner |






