Accessible Travel

Mammoth Lakes welcomes every traveler. Our mountain town has accessible trails, lodging, transportation, and visitor resources so you can explore with confidence. From adaptive recreation to peaceful lakeside moments to high-alpine adventure, you’ll find support at every turn.

Adaptive Sports
Things To Do
Accessible Lodging
Transportation
Adaptive Sports

Access Mammoth

Mammoth Lakes is home to Access Mammoth, a local 501(c)(3) dedicated to making the outdoors truly accessible. Their team provides adaptive sports programs and year-round support for people with accessibility needs.

Whether you're looking to try adaptive skiing, hand-cycling, guided outdoor adventures, or simply enjoy the mountains with the right equipment and support, Access Mammoth is here to help. They also offer volunteer opportunities and community programs that make it easy to get involved and make a real difference.

Click here to explore programs, volunteer, or donate.

Things To Do

Accessible Activities in Mammoth Lakes
Mother Nature’s adventureland is accessible to everyone in Mammoth Lakes. From thrilling adventures with Access Mammoth to quiet afternoons spent exploring the many accessible paths and nearby waterways, there are so many…
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Accessible Lodging

Finding a comfortable, accessible place to stay in Mammoth Lakes is easy. Many lodging partners offer ADA-compliant rooms with features like roll-in showers, widened doorways, elevators or ground-floor access, and service-animal-friendly policies.

From cozy condos to full-service hotels, accommodations are designed to ensure convenience and comfort for every guest. Accessible parking, step-free entrances, and thoughtful amenities make it simple to focus on enjoying your stay rather than navigating barriers. Below are some recommendations to help you get started:

Tip: Check with properties ahead of time to confirm specific accessibility features that matter most to you.

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Transportation

Shuttles and Trolleys

Getting around Mammoth Lakes with the Eastern Sierra Transit Authority (ESTA) provides a reliable option for travelers with accessibility needs. All buses are equipped for wheelchair access through low-floor ramps or lifts. Once on board, priority seating behind the driver and secure locations for wheelchairs ensure a safe and comfortable ride.

ESTA bus operators receive ADA Customer Service Training and are available to assist riders with disabilities, making it easier to navigate the region with confidence.

See ESTA transit options

Parking

Designated accessible parking is also available near most trailheads, attractions, and lodging further simplifies mobility.

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