Activity Updates in Mammoth Lakes

No matter when you arrive, Mammoth Lakes is ready to play. Each season brings a new way to experience the mountains, from snow-covered slopes and sun-soaked trails to wildflower blooms and golden aspen groves. Check here for real-time activity updates and start planning your next adventure, whenever it calls.

Year-Round

Winter Activities

Summer / Fall Activities

Road Conditions

Winter Activities in Mammoth Lakes

Mammoth Lakes is best known for its exceptionally long skiing and snowboarding season. The unreal is waiting for you.

Skiing & Snowboarding

Mammoth Mountain lodges:

Main Lodge – Open.
Canyon Lodge – Open.
Eagle Lodge – Open.
The Mill – Open
The Village Gondola – Open.

June Mountain – Open. Closing April 12.

For details on lift and trail openings, visit the Mammoth Mountain website or the June Mountain website. All openings are weather and snow-dependent.

Cross Country & Nordic Skiing

Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center (Mammoth Lakes Basin) - Closed

Shady Rest Winter Trails – Closed. Check the current trail conditions.

Cross-country skier gliding on a snow-covered trail with pine trees and mountains in the background.

Mammoth Lakes is a go-to destination for snow play and winter activities that don't require a ski pass.

Snowmobiling

Snowmobiling is available on Mammoth Lakes trails throughout the winter, snowfall permitting. Check the Mammoth Lakes Trail System website for current trail conditions. Please check in with the Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center for additional details.

Mammoth Mountain Snowmobile Adventures– Open. Closing April 5, 2026. Weather and conditions permitting.

Ice Skating, Tubing & Sledding

Woolly’s Adventure Summit – Open. Closing April 19, 2026.
LA Kings Ice at the Community Recreation Center – Open. Closing April 17, 2026.

As always, check the mountain report page before heading up. Hours and operations are weather and conditions permitting.

Other Winter Activities

Snowshoeing is available on Mammoth Lakes trails throughout the winter, snowfall permitting. Check the Mammoth Lakes Trail System website for current trail conditions.

Scenic Gondola Rides- Open. Closing May 25, 2026.

Check Mammoth Mountain's website for hours and operation updates.

Snowmobiles parked in a snowy forest clearing with riders gearing up for a ride.

Summer/Fall Activities In Mammoth Lakes

Reds Meadow Area

Hwy. 203 to Reds Meadow (Devils Postpile & Rainbow Falls) is now CLOSED for the 2025 season. Be sure to check the NPS website directly for the most up-to-date information on access.

Hiking

Trails are open to hikers year-round, weather permitting. Check the Mammoth Lakes Trail System website for current trail conditions or contact the Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center before venturing out.

Fishing

The 2026 fishing season opens April 25. Please check updated restrictions before fishing.

Biking

Mammoth Bike Park – Closed for season. For more information, visit Mammoth Mountain’s website.

Public bike trails are open to bikers year-round, weather permitting. Check the Mammoth Lakes Trail System website for current trail conditions. Bike rentals are available in spring, summer and fall months, weather permitting. Learn more about where to rent bikes.

Boating, Kayaking & Paddleboarding

Rentals are available throughout the summer. Learn more about where to rent boats, kayaks, and paddleboards. Please note that the marinas in the Lakes Basin are closed for winter.

Golf

Snowcreek Driving Range – Closed.
Snowcreek Golf Course (9 holes) – Closed.
Sierra Star Golf Course (18 holes) – Closed.

Horseback Riding

Mammoth Lakes Pack Outfit (Mammoth Lakes Basin) – Closed.

Camping

U.S. Forest Service campgrounds, as well as privately run campgrounds in Mono County, are open seasonally. The Mammoth Mountain RV Park is open year-round with limited services in the winter. Learn more about the U.S Forest Service campgrounds.

Camping will be extremely limited in Mammoth Lakes until we are able to open more campgrounds. If you do not currently have a campground reservation, please consider a traditional lodging option. You can also find other campgrounds throughout the region by checking the Camp Like a Pro website.