Mammoth Lakes has so many accessible recreational activities; there is truly something for everyone. During the summer months Mammoth Lakes offers a variety of activities, including biking, fishing, canoeing and kayaking, horseback riding, sightseeing and more. Check out the following lists for ideas. Calling ahead for specific accessibility information is highly recommended.
Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra: 760-934-0791 Offers year round activities and custom programs to people of all ages and disabilities. (Current Adaptive Programs) Programs include kayaking, rock climbing, camping, hiking, cycling/mountain bike rides, horseback riding and some enjoyable outdoor adventure learning activities. "Our main purpose is to open the doors and make everything accessible for people with special needs. We want everyone to enjoy the experience of being active" said Kathy Copeland, Executive Director of DSES. The staff is trained in adaptive techniques for each activity offered, so that assistance will be readily available while still maintaining the ultimate goal of personal independence for all those who participate. All summer activities are scheduled individually and are specific to personal interests and capabilities.
Biking: Town of Mammoth Lakes Bike Trail 760-934-2712 ext. 1222 (paved, however, hilly in areas)
Boat Rentals / Services: Crowley Lake Fish Camp - 760-935-4301 Lake Mary Marina - 760-934-5353 Pokonobe Resort on Lake Mary - 760-934-2437 Twin Lakes Store - 760-934-7295
Fishing: Fishing licenses required for ages 15 and over. There are many different areas for fishing, the lakes basin, Convict Lake, Mammoth Creek and Crowley Lake. 2008 Fishing season starts 4/26/08 and ends 11/15/08. Call the Department of Fish & Game for more information; 760-934-2664
Kennel Tours with the Dog Sled Dogs: Mammoth Dog Teams - 760-914-1019
Library: Mammoth Lakes Library - 760-934-4777 Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center: 760-924-5500 Hwy. 203 across from the Mammoth Mtn. RV Park. Learn about the natural history of the area through brochures, Books and Interpretive Programs.
Sightseeing: 4-WD Touring -760-924-5500 (in the privacy of your own vechicle) Bodie Ghost Town -760-647-6445 (Ca. Historic Park; dirt, parking lot, dirt roads in town) Convict Lake -760-934-3800 (day use area has paved trail) Devils Postpile/Rainbow Falls -760-924-5500 (hilly dirt trails from trailhead parking lots) Hot Creek Geologic Site -760-924-5500 (steep, paved trail - Closed for swimming) Hot Creek Fish Hatchery - 760-934-2664 (dirt parking lot)
June Lake Loop (in the privacy of your own vechicle) Mammoth Lakes Basin -760-924-5500 (in the privacy of your own vechicle) Mono Lake -760-647-3044 (Self-guided interpretive trail) Yosemite National Park -209-372-0200 (Some paved trails)
