Mammoth Lakes Fact Sheet - Mammoth Lakes Industry Insider
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Mammoth Lakes Fact Sheet - Mammoth Lakes Industry Insider
MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIFORNIA The town of Mammoth Lakes sits high in the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains of California. At its center is Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, consistently listed as one of North America’s finest winter/summer recreation areas. Mammoth Lakes and the Eastern Sierra boasts some of the world’s finest hiking, fishing, mountain biking, bird watching, scenic beauty and national parks. Mammoth has an impressive snowfall record averaging over 400 inches annually as well as Alpine skiing, snowboarding and Nordic skiing for all ability levels. Mix in our 300 days of sunshine a year, and you have a great blend of powder skiing with bluebird days. Mammoth Lakes has 4,600 rental units, offering its guests a wide variety of lodging choices from the cozy atmosphere of a family operated hotel, inn or bed & breakfast, to the pampering services and amenities of a full-service resort. Mammoth Lakes offers more than 60 restaurants in a wide range of inventive and traditional dining choices. Live music, from rock and reggae to folk, jazz and blues, is featured at pubs and dining establishments throughout town. Mammoth Lakes also boasts a full year-round calendar of events and festivals that showcase the unique character that makes Mammoth Lakes special. MAMMOTH LAKES FACTS • Population: 8,214 • Elevation: 7,880 ft. • The top of Mammoth Mountain Ski Area is 11,053 ft. • Mammoth Mountain Ski Area offers winter activities on over 3,500 acres • Mammoth Lakes is centrally located in the State of California. Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas are all approximately a 5-hour drive away. • Year-round flight service from Los Angeles and winter seasonal service from San Francisco, San Diego, Las Vegas and Denver. • Mammoth Lakes is 3 hours from Death Valley National Park (lowest point in North America) and 2 hours from Mt. Whitney (highest peak in the contiguous United States) • The town of Mammoth Lakes is 4 square miles and is surrounded by 3 million acres of national park and national forests. Michael Vanderhurst p 760.934.2715 ext 1211 f 760.934.7066 mvanderhurst@visitmammoth.com 1.888.GO MAMMOTH www.VisitMammoth.com DRIVING TIMES AND DISTANCES FLY TO MAMMOTH Year-round daily flights from Los Angeles and seasonal winter flights from San Diego, San Francisco and Denver make access to Mammoth Lakes even easier! Death Valley 4 hours 214 miles Lake Tahoe 3 hours 140 miles Las Vegas 5 hours 377 miles Los Angeles 5 hours 325 miles Reno 3 hours 164 miles San Diego 6 hours 396 miles San Francisco 4-6 hours Yosemite 45 minutes 360 miles 35 miles ANNUAL EVENTS 2016 JANUARY Sprint US Snowboarding Grand Prix FEBRUARY Presidents’ Day Art Festival Woolly’s Birthday Celebration MARCH Elevation-Mammoth’s Gay Ski Week Mammoth Winter Biathlon SUMMER ACTIVITIES • Make Mammoth Lakes your home base as you explore the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest (oldest trees in the world), Yosemite National Park, Mono Lake, Bodie State Historic Park (largest unrestored ghost town in the West), Devils Postpile National Monument, Reds Meadow, and Rainbow Falls. • Hiking in Mammoth Lakes is extraordinary, with over 17 lakes within a 20-minute drive. • Biking in Mammoth Lakes is a thrill with over 70 miles of single-track mountain biking and 20 miles of paved bike trail for your enjoyment. • Fishing is world-class in our trout-stocked lakes, rivers and creeks. • Take an overnight horseback riding trip to Yosemite National Park. • Other activities include helicopter tours, golf, rock climbing, boating, motocross and ATV trail rides, youth camps, running camps, kayaking and canoeing. WINTER ACTIVITIES • Two resorts, Mammoth Mountain and June Mountain, offer 4,000 acres of terrain for beginner, intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders. • Mammoth Lakes averages over 400 inches of powder annually, while still enjoying 300 days of sunshine a year. • 150 miles of groomed cross country skiing and snowshoeing trails. • 100 miles of snowmobiling trails. • Overnight and hour-long dog sled trips. • Other activities include snowcat tours, scenic gondola rides, snowmobile tours. NEW! • Mammoth Rock ’n’ Bowl – bowling alley and virtual golf. • Mammoth Brewery – new location with expanded tasting room. MAMMOTH LAKES TOURISM SERVICES FOR TOUR OPERATORS • Distribution of group leads for all lodging properties • Coordinate site inspections • Value and wholesale rates year-round • Visitor Guides, Vacation Planners, Area Maps • Year-round Events Calendar • Step-on Guide Services Coordination APRIL Mammoth Mountain Pond Skim Opening Day of Fishing Season MAY Cinco de Mayo Celebration Mammoth Lakes Film Festival Mule Days in Bishop JUNE Golf Course and Bike Park Open Monster Energy Mammoth Motocross Mammoth Food and Wine Experience JULY Mammoth Celebrates the Arts June Lake Triathlon USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships VillageFest Kids’ Fishing Festival Festival of Beers and Bluesapalooza Mammoth Fine Arts Festival AUGUST Mammoth Margarita Festival Mammoth Wine Weekend Mammoth Reggae Festival SEPTEMBER Mammoth Rock N Rye Hop ’n’ Sage Harvest Festival Graniteman Challenge Mammoth Gran Fondo The Fly Fishing Faire Millpond Music Festival Mammoth Kamikaze Bike Games NOVEMBER Mammoth Mountain Opening Day DECEMBER Mammoth Night of Lights Festival