Mammoth Lakes truly shines in March. It’s that time of year when one day dumps fresh powder, and the next you wake up to a sunny bluebird morning. Mammoth Mountain received over 4 FEET of snow from the blizzard that ripped through the Eastern Sierras last weekend, proving that winter isn’t over yet!
That being said, there’s no better time to start planning for spring break in Mammoth Lakes. Look forward to a season of world-class spring skiing, skating, fishing and hiking all in one day. Read on for all our top tips and tricks for planning the perfect late winter or early spring getaway to Mammoth Lakes.
We can’t wait to see you!
No matter what the season throws our way, count on some of our favorite late winter and spring events to happen, snow or shine. Plan to visit Mammoth Lakes during one of these popular events!
Coming up in March:
Elevation: Mammoth Gay Ski Week (March 13-17)
Keep Her Wild: Women’s Winter Sports & Wellness Retreat (March 22-24)
FLY TO MAMMOTH LAKES
Want to skip freeway traffic? Why not try flying to Mammoth Lakes for spring break?
Flights from Southern California to Mammoth Lakes on Advanced Airlines are running from Hawthorne-LAX and Carlsbad. All Advanced Airlines flights will operate through April 29, 2024.
Additionally, you can hop on flights from San Francisco and Denver to the Eastern Sierra Regional Airport in Bishop (just 45 minutes south of Mammoth Lakes) via United Airlines. All flights on United will run through March 30, 2024.
Eastern Sierra Ale Trail
Calling all beer and spirits enthusiasts! Kick off your spring adventure with the Eastern Sierra Spirit & Ale Trail. The Trail is a journey along Highway 395 that takes you to six breweries and two distilleries, traveling over 90 miles across two counties. After visiting all eight locations, you will earn a custom patch that changes every year. Experience the best fermented and distilled beverages in the Eastern Sierra.
ACTIVITY, ROAD, AND SNOW UPDATES
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