Boating, Kayaking & Paddle Boarding

Mammoth Kayaks rents kayaks and paddleboards so you can enjoy a day on the water in the Eastern Sierra. Due to water level, Mammoth Kayaks is currently only operating at June Lake Beach, just 20 minutes from the town of Mammoth Lakes. You can rent equipment directly from the beach,… Learn More

Are you looking for the ultimate rental adventure for yourself, friends or family? Sierra Engines–the first name in outdoor adventures–offers ATV, side by side, dirt bike, kayak and snowmobile rentals and service. Maps, helmets and trailers (off-road vehicles) included with every rental. Guided and unguided adventures.  Learn More

Some of the Eastern Sierra’s most dramatic scenery can best be viewed from the water! Explore vast and ancient tufa formations at Mono Lake and kayak to Rush Creek on a guided natural history tour, or rent a kayak and head out on your own. Paddle the Long Valley Caldera… Learn More

Since 1989, Wave Rave has been a mecca for snowboarding professionals and enthusiasts alike. Whether you’re in the market for a new board, a rental setup, or you just want to know the latest snow conditions in the Eastern Sierra, stop by Wave Rave to get stoked out by riders who… Learn More

Twin Lakes General Store invites you to visit and use our facilities. We have the best showers on the mountain for only $6 per person. There’s no time limit and we offer a very clean environment. We also have rental rowboats, canoes and kayaks for $20 an hour. We sell… Learn More

Perched on the shore of Twin Lakes and steeped in rustic charm, historic Tamarack Lodge is Mammoth’s most secluded resort. Enjoy the outdoor adventures just beyond your doorstep, dine at Mammoth’s most refined restaurant, and take a rejuvenating break from the modern world in pure comfort. Amenities include Wi-Fi, Tamarack… Learn More

This saltwater lake is best known for its tufa towers which were formed with the interaction of the salt and the freshwater springs bubbling up from the bottom of the lake. The center has interactive displays that teach about many aspects of the Mono Basin’s geology, ecology, and human history. The… Learn More

Glacier-carved lakes form the Mammoth Lakes Basin. Twin Lakes, Lake Mary, Lake Mamie, Lake George and Horseshoe Lake are nestled below jagged peaks and pine forests. Easily accessible by public transportation, the basin provides hiking, biking and picnicking. Accessibility: Driving tour in summer and fall. Learn More

Come and enjoy our breathtaking beauty, crystal clear air and water and amazing scenery. We have eight motorboats and one pontoon boat available for half- or full-day rentals on Lake Mary. You do not need to be a lodge guest to rent from us. Give us a call or stop by… Learn More

At 9,200 feet, Woods Lodge is nestled on spectacular Lake George in a setting of unequaled alpine beauty in California’s High Sierras. Just a short distance from Mammoth Lakes, all of the rustic cabins have full kitchens and fireplaces. Many have spectacular views. Pets are accepted in some units with an additional pet fee…. Learn More