Activities
Mammoth Ski Museum :
Over 500 years of the sport and culture of skiing await you at the home of the Beekley International Collection of Skiing Art and Literature; the world's largest private collection of skiing's fine art and literature. Small admission fee. Located at 100 College Parkway. visit website
Minaret Cinemas:
Two screen theatre showing today's hottest feature length films. Located at 439 Old Mammoth Road. visit website
Mammoth Lakes Art Center:
Featuring live theatre of the highest caliber with new productions seasonally, the Mammoth Lakes Art Center is Mammoth's home of national shows and regional productions. Located at 549 Old Mammoth Road. visit website
Sierra Classic Theatre:
A community theatre group producing timeless drama and comedy in the spectacular setting of the Eastern Sierra. visit website
Mammoth Gallery:
Containing an exceptional selection of local fine art photography as well as jewelry, wall art, prints and more, Mammoth Gallery is an ideal stop to take the beauty of the Eastern Sierra home. Located at 501 Old Mammoth Road. visit website
Nordic Skiing and Snowshoeing:For an unforgettable winter experience, escape to the serene tree-lined trails of Mammoth's scenic Lakes Basin. Nineteen miles of freshly groomed skating, classic and snowshoe trails await cross-country skiers and snowshoers of all abilities. In the tranquility of the backcountry, only the sound of winter birds and your own locomotion fills your ears as the bustle of town dissolves. Experience the Sierras in a way few others do: come play in woods.
Scheduled Opening Day - Saturday, November 22, 2008 (weather permitting)
Snowmobiles:
If you've ever been snowmobiling, you know it's a great way to find fun far from the beaten path. If you haven't, well, it's time you tried. Mammoth Snowmobile Adventures is the perfect outfitter for first-timers or seasoned experts. Experienced guides and top-of-the-line equipment grant you access to California's greatest playground including: thousands of acres of trails, pristine backcountry, spacious meadows, historic landmarks and lush pine forests.
Scenic Gondola:
The summit of Mammoth at 11,053 feet is perhaps the most stunning view you'll find in California. But don't be fooled by the remote elevation - once you reach the top you'll discover there's plenty to do. From the Sierra Interpretive Center to the Top Of The Sierra Caf‚, you'll be amazed at what you find above 11,000 feet.
Dog sled rides from Main Lodge:
Not all sleigh rides require a hill and not all vehicles require horsepower. Case in point, dog sled rides that begin at Main Lodge, where your tasks are limited to getting comfy on the traditional sled, covering-up with a thick blanket that are provided, screaming "Mush" and enjoy the ride as the malamutes and huskies do their thing.
Snow Tubing:
Whether you're looking for the downhill rush without having to strap on skis or just want to slip and slide your way down the hill while sitting down, checkout tubing. Located on Minaret Road on the way up to the Main Lodge, it's only $20 an hour for tube rental and full rope-tow access. But be sure to bring some greenbacks, Sledz is cash only.
760-934-7533
Outdoor ice skating on a rink in town:
The Mammoth Ice Rink offers public skating sessions, family skate night, lessons, birthday parties and skate rentals. Whether you want to hit the ice solo, with your friends or family, Mammoth Ice Rink is an ideal way to get outside this winter and have fun. Skating is available to the public from mid-December to Mid to Late March. (Weather permitting). Keep in mind that it's always a good idea to call ahead to check Mammoth Ice Rink's hours of public operation or conditions.
760-934-2505 or 760-934-2712 ext. 1222.
Free guided tours on Mammoth Mountain:
One of the best ways to get the inside skinny on Mammoth and its natural surroundings is to strap on your board or click into your skis and take a tour with one of our naturalists. For 90 minutes they'll give you inside line on the area, its volcanic background, and maybe even a little bit about the old mines that gave the resort its name. The tours are available from Friday - Sunday, begin at 10:30am and 1:30pm, and meet at the bottom Stump Alley Express.
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