Mammoth Lakes Basin
Overview
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.
Mammoth Lakes Basin
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Activities
Ultimate Guide to Camping In Mammoth Lakes
With more than 800 campsites in the Mammoth Lakes area, the region is a top destination for camping. You’ll find campgrounds near popular hiking trailhead, along the lake shores, on the creeks and rivers, and tucked beneath tall mountains.
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Trip Ideas
Family-Friendly Snowshoeing in Mammoth Lakes
Snowshoeing is winter’s version of hiking and is something the oldest to youngest members of your family can enjoy. If you aren’t on the slopes skiing or snowboarding, grab a pair of snowshoes and enjoy the miles of trails available throughout Mammoth Lakes.
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Trip Ideas
Hiking in the Mammoth Lakes Basin
The Mammoth Lakes Basin is one of the most beautiful corners of the Eastern Sierra, a high-alpine playground of pine forests, jagged peaks, wildflowers, and crystal-clear lakes. Located just minutes from town, the Lakes Basin offers quick access to dozens of trailheads and over 100 miles of designated routes leading into the John Muir Wilderness and deeper into the Sierra…
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Events
Mammoth Lakes’ 4th of July Celebrations
If you’re headed to Mammoth Lakes this Fourth of July, make these town traditions part of your holiday celebrations.
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