The Mammoth Lakes Basin, Reds Meadow Valley, and Tioga Pass are all open! That means all our favorite summer destinations are ready to welcome you. Take E-Bikes up to the Lakes Basin, hike to Rainbow Falls, or picnic in iconic Tuolumne Meadows — or find a completely new adventure to inspire you. Shoulder season is officially over, so start planning your stay today to lock in an unreal summer vacation.
Please note that Reds Meadow Road to Devil’s Postpile will be closed for repairs Monday through Thursday through the summer. We encourage you to enjoy Reds Meadow Valley while road access is available Friday through Sunday. Click here for the most updated closure information, and click here to build your perfect Mammoth Lakes summer itinerary during the closure.
In addition to monthly open mic nights, trivia and pool tournaments around Mammoth Lakes restaurants and bars, check out the can’t-miss upcoming events next month:
July 4 Mammoth Lakes Chamber of Commerce 4th of July Parade
July 4-6 Arts on the 4th, brought to you by Mammoth Lakes Recreation
July 5-6 GiddyUp Country Music in The Village
July 12-13 Mammoth Jazz Fest
July 19-21 Mammoth Reggae Festival
July 26-27 Mammoth Villagefest
July 27 35th Annual Kids Fishing Festival
THE BEST OF SUMMER
Adventures abound in Mammoth Lakes in the summer. The time to plan is now to plan for fishing, hiking, biking, backpacking, golfing and more in the mountains.
SUMMER AIR SERVICE
Skip summer traffic and see the Sierra Nevada from the air. Located just 12 minutes from town, Mammoth Yosemite Airport in Mammoth Lakes (MMH) is the quickest option for getting from Southern California to the slopes. Fly from Los Angeles (HHR) or Carlsbad (CLD) directly into Mammoth Lakes.
Summer service will operate on Fridays and Sundays from June 28th through September 2 (Labor Day). There will be additional flights from Carlsbad and LA on Wednesday, July 3rd for the holiday. All dates and schedules subject to change without notice.
United Airline flights between Bishop (BIH) and San Francisco (SFO) will begin July 1.
PRE-ARRIVAL GUIDE
As we gear up for a very busy season in Mammoth Lakes, make sure you know how to preserve its pristine alpine beauty for future adventurers. Check out our Pre-Arrival Guide for tips on how to be an eco-conscious traveler. Everyone has a role to play in maintaining the beauty of this picturesque destination for future generations.
This month’s top tip: Take free public transportation! Mammoth Lakes offers a robust free bus system to get you all over town and directly to top destinations, like the Lakes Basin, Mammoth Adventure Center, and more. They can even take your E-Bikes! Skip the crowded parking lots.
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