Mammoth Lakes Community eNews: May 31

Town Council Meeting Agenda Items – June 5

• Click here to view the meeting agenda.

Summer of Stewardship Events this Weekend! 

• Friday, May 31: The official Kickoff Party for the Mammoth Lakes Trail System Summer of Stewardship. Join us at the  Mammoth Brewing Company for the Leave No Trace Trivia Night and release of Lake Daze Hazy IPA – the 2024 specialty brew supporting the Mammoth Lakes Trail System and sustainable outdoor recreation.  Be there at 6:30pm to Toast to Trails with a FREE sample of Lake Daze Hazy IPA then get ready to test your knowledge with Trivia and win some prizes!
• Saturday, June 1: Join us for a morning of stewardship. Each year, people all across the country unite on the first Saturday of June in celebration of American Hiking Society’s National Trails Day^®. It’s the perfect opportunity to set off on a local trail with others in your community. Join the nationwide movement to give back to trails and build a world where everyone has access and feels welcome to enjoy the great outdoors.  Take the National Trails Day® pledge to leave the trails and the outdoor community better than you found them. Meet us at the Mammoth Lakes Library at 9:00am, where you’ll be greeted with a delicious bagel breakfast courtesy of Old New York Deli. Leave No Trace Ambassadors will be on hand to share their wisdom, and then it’s off to the trails to work some magic!
• We hope to see you at our first events but click here for other opportunities throughout the summer.

Wildfire Resilience Week – Empowering Communities to Take Preventative Action

• The 2nd annual ‘Wildfire Resilience Week’ returns to the Eastern Sierra from May 30 through June 8!
• In partnership with Mono/Inyo counties, Whitebark Institute is hosting a week-long series of events across the Eastern Sierra to help cultivate wildfire resilient communities using effective wildfire risk-reduction strategies.
• The events during Wildfire Resilience Week offer a diverse range of opportunities for engagement and education, both in person and online. From informative discussions to hands-on demonstrations, there is something for everyone interested in learning the most effective and pragmatic ways to safeguard local communities against the threat of wildfires.
• Click here for more details and a schedule of events.

Mammoth RecZone Adult Leagues Start June 9

• Coed Adult Leagues start at the NEW Mammoth RecZone on Sunday, June 9.
• Register ONLINE – Individual players can register with FREE AGENT teams.
  • SUNDAYS – Arena Soccer
  • MONDAYS – 40+ Arena Soccer
  • WEDNESDAYS – Volleyball
  • THURSDAYS – Basketball

Reds Meadow, Lakes Basin and Mammoth Mountain Summer Activities 

• Reds Meadow Shuttle: will operate this summer from Friday to Sunday ONLY. Beginning Friday, June 7 and Friday, June 14, shuttle hours will be 7:00am – 7:00pm. All other Fridays will operate between 9:00am – 7:00pm and from 7:00am – 7:00pm on Saturday and Sunday throughout summer. Click here for updates on the Reds Meadow Road Construction Project.
• Lakes Basin: OPEN for non-vehicle (pedestrian and bike) access ONLY. Catch the FREE Lakes Basin Trolley from The Village, operating 7 days a week between 9am-6pm to the Twin Lakes Parking Lot. Review the schedule and stops on the ESTA website. The Intra-basin Trolley will pick up passengers behind the locked gate and various points of interest within the Lakes Basin every 30 minutes between 9am-6pm.
• Mammoth Bike Park: Open daily starting Friday, May 31. Very limited terrain available (4 trails total). Bike Park Shuttle will operate daily between 9am-5:30pm.
• Panoramic Gondola: Closed for Maintenance until Friday, June 14
• Adventure Center at Main Lodge: Open Friday-Sunday and then daily starting June 14
• Mountain Coaster at Woolly’s Adventure Summit: Open Friday-Sunday – daily starting June 14
• Tamarack Bike & Paddle: Open Friday-Sunday and then daily starting June 14
• Sierra Star and Snowcreek Golf Course: Open Daily

News Staff