Driving to Mammoth Lakes

Located in the heart of the breathtaking Sierra Nevada Mountains, Mammoth Lakes is easy to access by car from anywhere in California or Nevada.

Road tripping to Mammoth Lakes is an experience in itself. From Southern California, you’ll pass by iconic natural wonders, including Mt. Whitney, the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest and Death Valley.

Traveling from the north, be sure to stop by Bodie State Historic Park or the other-worldly Mono Lake. No matter where you’re driving from, once you hit the scenic Hwy. 395 you’ll instantly feel like “the mountains are calling” as towering Eastern Sierra peaks dominate the horizon.

Find more information about driving to Mammoth Lakes, including directions, information on road conditions and seasonal driving tips, below.

Directions For Driving To Mammoth Lakes

Driving from Southern California

Located in the heart of the breathtaking Sierra Nevada Mountains, scenic Mammoth Lakes is only a drive away from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles and Southern California.

Driving from Northern California

With so many ways to get to Mammoth Lakes from San Francisco and other parts of Northern California, there is no excuse for not visiting this amazing destination.

Driving from San Francisco

When you travel to Mammoth Lakes from San Francisco, you can also experience Yosemite National Park on your drive, so there is no excuse for not visiting this unreal destination.

Driving from Nevada

With only a half-day drive separating the unforgettable mountain vistas of Mammoth Lakes from the bright lights and casinos of Las Vegas, and just a three-hour drive between Reno and Mammoth Lakes…

Driving from Las Vegas

With only a half-day drive separating the unforgettable mountain vistas of Mammoth Lakes from the bright lights and casinos of Las Vegas, it’s an easy escape to reach the breathtaking beauty of…

Driving from Reno

With only just a three-hour drive between Reno and unreal mountain vistas in Mammoth Lakes, it’s an easy escape to reach the breathtaking beauty of the Eastern Sierra from Reno, Nevada.

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Flying to Mammoth Lakes

Mammoth Lakes is accessible by plane from hundreds of cities across the country.

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Regional Transportation

Mammoth Lakes is located in the heart of the Eastern Sierra. From Lake Tahoe to the North to Lone Pine, with it’s unparalleled views of Mt. Whitney to the south, there is…

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Getting Around Mammoth Lakes

Whether you decide to fly to Mammoth Lakes or drive here, getting around town without a vehicle is easy. Just hop on a shuttle or a bus to save yourself the hassle…