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Spring in Mammoth Lakes!

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desert peach in Long Valley 5/2/2025

Spring enchantment is in the air. The charming pink desert peach are beginning to bloom—that means plenty more wildflowers are close behind! Soon the mountainsides will be filled with brilliant color as nature celebrates the coming of the season. But spring skiers and snowboarders can still rejoice because not only is the forecast calling for some snow tonight into Tuesday, but Mammoth Mountain has confirmed they’ll be open into the month of June. It’s such an action-packed season as you swap between tall snowy peaks and low elevation fun with fishing, hiking, biking and more. It’s the perfect time to be an outdoor opportunist in Mammoth Lakes.

As you prepare for your getaway, find helpful updates on current conditions through the Mountain’s Report. Plus, explore our Pre-Arrival Guide and discover how you can help keep Mammoth Lakes unreal during your upcoming visit. We can’t wait to welcome you!

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The Pamper Pedal bike ride event

UPCOMING EVENTS

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CURRENT ACTIVITIES

Click below for information on current and upcoming activities in Mammoth Lakes, from skiing the slopes to fishing the lakes, you’ll found a comprehensive resource to help guide your trip plans.

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UNREAL FISHING IN MAMMOTH LAKES

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There’s a reason people come here year after year to go fishing. The jaw-dropping Eastern Sierra views, endless options of pristine streams, crystal blue alpine lakes, meandering rivers and easy laid-back vibes all provide the ideal setting for catching big fish and lasting memories. And—fishing season is OPEN so grab your gear and click below for all the inspiration you’ll need to plan an ultimate excursion.

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WHAT TO EXPECT THIS SEASON

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Tourism isn’t just about stunning views and unforgettable experiences (though we’ve got plenty of those!). It directly supports the heart of what makes Mammoth Lakes special for both visitors and locals:

  •  Keeps trails open and restrooms maintained
  • Supports public safety and protects natural spaces
  • Boosts the local economy and creates jobs
  • Enhances your visit and everyday quality of life for residents

While federal staffing is limited this season, the Town of Mammoth Lakes is stepping up, thanks to tourism dollars, to help ensure trails, restrooms, and public spaces remain accessible and cared for.

So whether it’s your first visit or your favorite return trip, know that your travel matters.

YOU CAN HELP PREVENT WILDFIRES

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Every year, wildfires impact communities, wildlife, and natural landscapes across California and beyond. Whether you’re a long-time resident or just passing through, everyone plays a vital role in preventing human-caused wildfires. To make fire safety a cinch, we compiled important tips and resources for you to use and share below.

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The unbelievable beauty of Mammoth Lakes is just a flight away. Trust us, you’ll want dibs on the window seat. Sierra views from cruising altitude are unreal.

Advanced Air Summer air service from Hawthorne-LA and Carlsbad to Mammoth Yosemite Airport (MMH) operates Fridays and Sundays, June 27th through September 1st. Booking is live for your upcoming adventures.

United Airlines offers convenient flights to the Eastern Sierra Regional Airport (BIH) in Bishop, just 45 minutes south of Mammoth Lakes. You can enjoy daily direct flights from San Francisco (SFO) this summer, June 26th through September 1st, and booking is live now! Find additional flights on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays from September 4th through October 6th to catch a glimpse at the unreal Sierra fall color.

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RESPONSIBLE RECREATION

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Preserve Mammoth Lakes for future adventurers. Everyone has a role to play in maintaining this picturesque destination.

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