Tickets will be available for pickup at any of our base lodge ticket windows during operating hours or at one of our Express Ticket Pickup Boxes. Reservations including rentals may be picked up on-site in your selected rental location. Please ensure the information you provide is accurate to help ensure prompt delivery.

You may pick up your tickets immediately after purchase or choose to wait until closer to the valid dates. Additional ticket windows are available during select times at the base of Chair 2 (The Mill), Chair 4 (Roller Coaster Express), and the Mountain Center in The Village. Guests of Mammoth Lodging Collection properties may be able to fulfill ticket purchases at the front desk of their lodge.

Season pass and ticket cards at Mammoth Mountain use RFID, which stands for radio-frequency identification. It is a small circuit integrated into your pass/ticket card. When you pass through the lift gates, this circuit will register and open the gates for you. There are many guest benefits that RFID allows Mammoth Mountain to provide, such as direct-to-lift convenience, reloadable tickets and easier access to the mountains and lifts.

Once you have ticket in-hand, you can reload additional days of lift access onto your existing ticket and head straight to the lifts. Just select the "reload" option at the top of this page, choose your dates and type in the code on the front of your existing ticket, then proceed to check out. Head straight to the lifts without stopping by a guest services desk.

You must put your RFID card in a separate pocket from things such as credit/debit cards, cell phones, digital music players, or any foil-wrapped items such as gum wrappers, cold medicine, etc.

No, holes must never be punched in season passes or daily lift ticket cards. The card has an antenna embedded that surrounds the embedded RFID chip. Any damage to the surrounding antenna will render the card inactive and must be replaced for a replacement fee.

No. The chip information in the card is not stored magnetically. Use of a magnet or other erasing devices has no effect whatsoever on the chip.

I'm buying a pass for a child, grandchild, or friend, how do I do this?
You will be able to purchase these products online. The parent/guardian (over 18) must build their profile first. The information for the pass holders is entered later in the process.

We do. Please visit our Uphill Access page for more information.

Find out how to classify yourself to your instructor, and get your lessons started on the right foot. Knowing your level will help set the tone for your lesson, and kick your progression into high gear.

First-Timer
For those who have never been on a ski or snowboard before. Once you've tried skiing or snowboarding, you are now a beginner.

Beginners
For those who have never skied/snowboarded before, or know the basics and are comfortable on easy trails. Instruction will focus on fun, confidence, and building a solid foundation for a lifetime of sliding on snow. Beginner lessons will work toward learning how to balance, stop and turn in the dedicated beginner zone and get introduced to the skills necessary to ski and ride safely on green runs.

Intermediate
For those comfortable making a few turns on most blue runs. Learn techniques and drills designed to master blue runs and build confidence on a wider variety of terrain.

Advanced
For those confident skiing/snowboarding on all terrain, including steep and challenging features. Lessons are tailored to each student's specific technical goals for the type of the terrain they're interested in mastering.

For your convenience, Mammoth provides a Ski & Snowboard School at each base lodge – Main, Canyon and Eagle. For our younger skiers and riders, we have a special area within Ski School called Mammoth Kids at each base lodge.

Always check to see which location you reserved your lesson at before arriving and please arrive 5–10 minutes prior to your lesson start time with all of your equipment. This will allow us time to assess your ability level and ensure that you are placed in an appropriately.

Main Lodge

4 Miles Past The Village
Adult Lessons meet on-snow at the bottom of Discovery Chair (Chair 11); Child and Kids Lessons meet inside the Panorama Gondola Building on the first floor.

Accessible Via The Village Gondola
Adult Lessons meet on-snow outside Canyon Lodge near the Ski School flags; Child and Kids Lessons on the second floor of Canyon Lodge.

Closest to Town by Juniper Springs Resort
Adult Lessons meet on snow at the bottom of Eagle Express (Chair 15); Child and Kids Lessons meet inside the main Eagle Lodge tent (the larger of the two structures).

What is the Mammoth Lesson Guarantee?

As one of the leading ski and snowboard schools in the nation, it is our mission to provide you with an outstanding learning experience. If you're not completely satisfied with your lesson, we will offer you another lesson of equal value free of charge.

Highly recommended. Popular instructors and lesson times book up fast. We recommend booking online or calling 800.MAMMOTH as soon as your plans are made, reserving tickets and rentals at the same time. First-Timer lesson do not require lift tickets.

We recommend allowing at least an hour to get through the rental process and dress your children so they are prepared for their lesson. Rental shops open at 8:00 AM daily throughout the season, or you can pick up rental reservations between 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM the day prior. Aim to arrive 5–10 minutes prior to your lesson start time with all of your equipment. This will allow us time to assess your ability level and ensure that you are placed in an appropriately. Remember everything takes longer when it snows.

Helmets and eye protection (sunglasses or goggles) are required for all children ages 3–14 enrolled in Mammoth Ski and Snowboard School programs. Helmet rentals are available. For additional helmet safety information, visit NSAA's Lids on Kids website.

Lessons start promptly at the designated time. We recommend arriving at the rental shop at least 1 hour before lesson time in order for your children to be set up with equipment.

All kids need to be at least 3 years old, and must be potty trained – no diapers.

Kids ages 13–14 may feel more comfortable learning in adult or child-focused settings, depending on the individual. Parents may elect either Adult or Kid Group Lessons for this age range. Helmets and protective eyewear are required for anyone 14 and under, even while in adult group lessons.

Required for All Children 14 and Under

• Lesson ticket (except First-Timer)
• Lift ticket
• Helmet
• Goggles or sunglasses (goggles highly recommended for stormy days)
• Gloves/mittens
• Skis & boots or snowboard & boots

Recommended

• Sunscreen
• Neck gaiter for cold or stormy days
• Cold-weather clothing
• Water-resistant pants & jackets
• Snacks

Highly recommended. Rentals are bookable online in advance and may be picked up from 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM the day prior, or starting at 8:00 AM the day of your reservation. Rentals must be picked up at the rental location indicated in your reservation.

Because Mammoth is located at a high elevation, weather conditions can vary in a short period of time and the sun can be harmful to your skin and body if you're not prepared. Layering is the best way to maximize your comfort if/when the weather shifts.

Avoid cotton fabrics, as they retain moisture from snow and perspiration. Start with a moisture-wicking inner layer (such as wool or silk) and add an insulating middle piece (such as a fleece, sweater or vest). Top off with a wind and water-resistant shell layer to protect you from the elements.

You may include up to 5 people in your 3 & 7-hour private lessons. 1-hour lessons have a maximum of two students. In the interest of safety, lessons are geared toward the lowest skill level, so it is advisable to arrange your lesson group with similar skill sets, and not combine adults and young children.

Can I have multiple ability levels and age groups in the same private lesson?
This is not generally recommended. If you choose to do so, the instructor will choose the terrain that is best suited to the needs of the least experienced guest. When booking your private lesson, the more you can tell us about the experience you're looking for, the better we will be able to pair you with the best instructor for your needs.

Can both skiers and snowboarders attend the same private lesson?
This is not generally recommended as it is very difficult for an instructor to teach snowboarding while wearing skis and vice versa. We can do our best to accommodate a private lesson for both disciplines so long as everyone is at an intermediate level or higher. Please contact us to let us know if you will have both skiers and snowboarders so that we can match your group with an appropriate instructor.

Can I split the private lesson time between multiple people?
Yes, your time with your private lesson instructor can be divided any way you like. For example, if you purchase a 3-hour private lesson, your instructor could spend an hour with your 7-year-old beginner and 2 with your 10-year-old intermediate.

High altitude means less atmosphere to filter the sun. Be sure to apply sunscreen at least 30 minutes prior to hitting the slopes, then re-apply every 2–3 hours. Drink 10–16 ounces of fluid before hitting the slopes, and continue replenishing throughout the day. Focus on water and carbohydrate-replacing drinks. Modify caffeine and alcohol intake. Don’t forget to give yourself enough time and energy to last throughout the day. Visit our Safety & Conduct page for more information.

For all cancellations, please call 800.MAMMOTH or submit an online cancellation request.

• Free overnight storage
• Exchange and return your gear at any base lodge
• Swap equipment type (skis for snowboard or vice versa)
• Purchase or pick-up lift tickets, lessons, and rentals all in one place
• Get your gear the day before your rental date (1:00 PM–3:00 PM)
  

• For morning pick-up, please check in at your designated rental location between 7:00 AM–10:00 AM on the first day you will ski or snowboard. If taking a lesson, please check in at least one hour prior to your lesson start.
• For afternoon pick-up, please check in at your designated rental location between 1:00 PM–2:00 PM the day before you will ski or snowboard.
  

Availability of day-use lockers will be limited, please plan accordingly.

Do you rent helmets?
Yes, all of our rental shops offer helmets for all ages. Helmets are required for all children 12 and under enrolled in Ski and Snowboard School lessons. Helmets can also be purchased at all rental locations.

Can I rent boots only?
Yes, we rent standard-level ski or snowboard boots at all rental locations or try the latest ski or snowboard boots from any of our demo shops. When renting ski boots only, remember to bring your skis so that we can ensure your bindings are properly adjusted. Please be aware that we may not be able to adjust older model ski bindings.

Do you rent winter clothing?
Clothing rentals are not available. Winter outerwear and under-layers are available for purchase at all Mammoth Sports locations at each base lodge, as well as the Mountain Center in The Village.

Can I pick up my skis at one location and drop them off at another?
Yes, at any of our on-hill locations: Main, Canyon and Eagle Lodges, and Mountain Center at The Village.

Can I exchange my ski rental for a snowboard rental?
Yes, you may exchange your skis for a snowboard or your snowboard for skis. You can also upgrade your gear at any time – just pay the price adjustment for the changes.

Can I reserve a specific item to demo?
We do our best to accommodate any specific equipment requests you have during your demo rental, but because we allow equipment exchanges and returns at any time in any of our shops, we do not guarantee specific items in advance. We tailor our demo equipment recommendations to your riding style, snow conditions, and any goals or feedback you give us in order to find the best gear for you.

What do I do with my skis at the end of the day if I am skiing the next day?
For your convenience, all on-hill rental shops provide a complimentary overnight gear check. Space is limited and offered on a first-come, first-serve basis.

How long will it take to get my equipment?
We recommend that you arrive at the rental shop at least 1 hour before hitting the slopes or before your lesson time.

Do you offer a rental + lift ticket package?
No. We do offer lesson packages for kids or adults that also include rentals and a lift ticket.

Do you offer rental discounts?
Yes, we offer advance purchase, multi-day, and pass holder discounts.

• Save 15% on single-day rentals when you reserve 14+ days in advance and 10% when you reserve 7-13 days in advance.
• The longer you rent, the more you save – you can save up to 36% on multi-day rentals.
• Ikon Pass holders save 15% and Ikon Base Pass holders save 10% on demo rentals only (cannot be combined with advance booking discount).

Discounts are subject to change and blackout dates may apply.

Do you carry demos in child sizes?
We offer a limited selection of demo equipment for children – skis only.

When will I pay for my rentals?
Total payment is required at the time of booking for advance reservations, or at the time of purchase if renting day-of or day prior in person at the rental shop or by calling 800.MAMMOTH.

What if I cannot decide how many days I will be renting?
If you did not pre-book a multi-day rental, you will need to return your equipment at the day's end and come back each following day you would like to rent. Should you decide that you would like to rent for a longer period of time, then inform the rental shop when you return your equipment and they will accommodate your request if able (depending on rental inventory during that time frame). Multi-day discounts will not apply.

When should I return my skis/snowboard rentals?
If only renting for 1 day, please return at day's end. If renting for multiple days, please return your rental equipment at the end of your last day.

What happens if I return my equipment early?
No refunds or credit vouchers will be issued due to wind, weather, or snow conditions.

How can I speed up the rental process?
Save time and money by planning ahead so you can take advantage of advance purchase and multi-day discounts – reserve at least 14+ days ahead online.

Before you reserve your rentals or arrive at the rental shop, know the weight, height, and shoe sizes of all people needing to rent equipment. Don't know everyone's shoe size? Print out our foot sizer (TIP: be sure to set your printer to actual size).

Plan to arrive for rental pick-up at least one hour before hitting the slopes.

If you're taking a lesson, arrive at the rental shop at 8:00 AM, or at least one hour prior to the lesson start.

Take care of your fitting the day before. Early rental pick-up is available 1:00 PM–3:00 PM at the location you select in your reservation.

What else can I purchase at rental shops?
Lessons and ski necessities such as helmets, goggles, gloves, sunscreen, lip balm, neck gators, and hand warmers are all available for purchase at all rental locations.

10200 Minaret Rd
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
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Mammoth Snowmobile Adventures is located adjacent to Mammoth's Main Lodge and is the only snowmobile outfit operated by Mammoth Mountain Ski Area. We recommend using public transportation and taking the Red Line to Main Lodge. Parking is available for Snowmobile Adventure customers behind the Yodler Restaurant & Bar.

Snowmobile Adventures is scheduled to operate weekends only until December 16 from 8:00 AM–4:00 PM. Until December 16, a 1 hour tour will be offered instead of the regular 1.5 hour adventure tour.

22/23 Operating Dates

• Nov 19–27, 2022
• Dec 2–4, 2022
• Dec 9–11, 2022
• Dec 16, 2022–April 9, 2023
  

Three tours are offered each day at 8:15 AM, 10:15 AM, and 1:15 PM. The first 45 minutes include helmet fitting, safety briefing, and liability forms. Until December 16, the tour is 60 minutes. After December 16, the tour is 90 minutes. Guests can choose between a single or a double ride.

Yes, helmets are included. They are open face. Guests may bring their own helmets as long as they are DOT certified, appropriate for snowmobile use (full face) and approved by the Snowmobile Adventures staff.

Snow-specific outerwear with layers underneath. Sorel style boots are recommended along with warm winter gloves. Wear protective eyewear such as sunglasses or goggles.Rental clothing is not available at this time.

Minimum age for a tour passenger is 5 years old and at least 42" tall. Minimum age to drive a snowmobile is 16 years old with a driver's license and a parent or guardian present.

Guided tours include $800 deductible insurance. Purchase of additional insurance ($15 per rental) is recommended, that will bring the deductible down to $400.

Reservations are encouraged. Walk-ins are welcome, based on availability. Dates of operation are weather and conditions permitting and are subject to change.

9000 Minaret Rd
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
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Head up Minaret Rd (Hwy 203) and you'll find Woolly's approximately halfway between The Village and Main Lodge.

Limited on-site parking is available in our lot or along Hwy 203, or you can also park at The Village then hop on the ESTA Red Line at shuttle stop #18 across from Yama Ramen and take short ride up to the tube park at the next stop, #19.

Woolly's Tube Park is scheduled to open Friday through Sunday, 8:30 AM–4:00 PM, only on the following weekends:

• November 25–27, 2022
• December 2–4, 2022
• December 9–11, 2022

It is scheduled to open daily December 16, 2022 through April 9, 2023, weather and conditions permitting.

Is there a height/weight limit?
Yes, Tube Park riders must be 42" tall in order to ride the tubes. Height will be verified at check-in.

Are helmets required?
While we do not require helmets to participate in tube sessions, they are highly recommended for safety purposes. Helmets are available to rent on-site.

How fast will I go?
Our tubing lanes often reach higher speeds than other tube parks. Please take this into consideration when booking and know your child's comfort level. Refunds will not be given for a guests' refusal to participate.

Can I make a reservation?
Yes, it is highly encouraged that you reserve your time slot at Woolly’s Tube Park to guarantee your ticket. Woolly’s often sells out, especially on holidays and weekends.

When should I arrive?
Please plan to arrive 30 minutes prior to your start time midweek, or 45 minutes on weekends and holidays.

Is this activity appropriate for adults?
Totally! Tubing is a thrill for both the young and the young at heart.

How long are the sessions?
Tubing sessions are two hours long. We also offer a shorter one hour twilight session at the end of the day.

What should I wear?
This is an outdoor winter activity. Please dress appropriately for being outside for over an hour. Gloves, hats, jackets, snow pants, and sturdy boots are all recommended. There is no indoor space available, although our we do have a fire pit and heaters on site.

Are there any activities for those under 42"?
Our play area is perfect for those under 42” with a tubing merry-go-round, a smaller sledding hill with conveyor lift, daily appearances from Woolly, and more. Kids 42" and taller are welcome, but it is definitely designed with smaller/younger kids in mind.

Is there food available?
Yes. We offer snacks and a wide assortment of hot and cold beverages including a full bar for adults.

What if the weather is bad?
Safety is our first priority. Woolly’s Tube Park will commonly remain open even when the ski area is closed. We make our best effort to open on time daily with any changes to our operating schedule being communicated through the mammothmountain.com website and on our sign in front of the tube park. We will make our best effort to contact guests with reservations that are affected by changes. Please note, sunny days can be some of our fastest sledding conditions and may warrant delays or closures to keep guests safe.

We recommend a full face helmet, knee and elbow pads, sturdy shoes, gloves, eye protection & sunscreen.

Our trail network offers something for beginners through professionals. Starting with the Discovery Zone and ending with Velociraptor, there truly is something for everyone.

We have industry leading beginner terrain in our Discovery Zone and offer world-class instructors as part of our lesson program.

Most of our trail network is well-suited for a current enduro (5"+ of travel) full suspension mountain bike. However, some of our Expert and Pro-Line trails require a full DH (8" of travel) mountain bike.

No. We created a trail network designed specifically for mountain biking. Many of our trails do intersect or follow ski runs though. Ever wonder what Stump Alley or Broadway look like without any snow? Now's your chance.

Yes, class 1 pedal assist eMTBs are allowed on all of our mountain bike trails. Riders must follow the same rules as those on normal mountain bikes.

Yes, walk-ups are welcome for bike repairs and tuneups at The Gear Up, located on the second floor of the Mountain Center.

With hazards existing on the trails, be cautious and use common sense.

• Wear protective gear and clothing – helmets are required.
• Ride with a partner and pick trails that suit your ability level.
• Follow trail etiquette rules: Uphill traffic has the right of way on two-way trails and on downhill trails, the rider in front has the right of way.
• Be aware of the high altitude environment – the sun is more intense and your body fatigues faster. Stay hydrated and keep an eye on changes in weather, including thunderstorms.
• Know and follow the Mountain Biker's Responsibility Code – it is your responsibility.

Safety Checklist
The trails at Mammoth Bike Park are rough and demanding on both the bike and the body. Before riding always inspect your equipment or have it checked by a qualified bike mechanic.

1. Helmets are required for all mountain bike trails. Before heading out make sure yours fits correctly and is not damaged.
2. Assess safety pads for fit and any damage. Make sure you are wearing the appropriate pads for you skill level and that coincide with the difficulty of the trails you're looking to ride.
3. Inspect bike frame for cracks, damaged or dented areas.
4. Ensure you have sufficient brake pads to stop your bike while descending.
5. Front and rear axles (skewers) should be tight.
6. Headset and stem must be secure with no looseness or play.
7. Check that your tires are in good condition, with no tears or cuts on the rolling surface or sidewall.
8. Handle bar and handle grips must be tight and unable to spin. Seat and seat post need to be fastened securely.
   

If you are not completely familiar with your bike and its various components, these checklist items, or if you have any doubt as to your bike's condition, we highly recommend you check with a qualified bike mechanic for further advice. Visit The Gear Up in the Village for full-service repairs and tuneups.

18 holes, par 70

Yes. Men are required to wear collared shirts.

Restrooms are located at the pro shop, next to the 5th tee box, at The Divot, and near the 15th green.

No, but we have a short game facility and warm-up net for hitting irons into.

10-15% or 1–2 clubs further. The higher you hit the ball and faster your swing speed is the more of a difference you’ll see.

6–8 on the stimpmeter early in the summer, 9–11 later in the summer. But don't let the slow-ish speeds fool you, our greens make up for it with a lot of slope.

We are located at 8,000’ and our weather can vary radically during the course of the season and even during the course of a day. Highs in June average 60–70 degrees with lows usually in the high 30's. In July and August high temperatures usually fluctuate between 70–80 degrees with lows int he high 40's. Be prepared – snowstorms have been known to hit as late as July and as early as September. Packing a light windbreaker can come in handy with early morning tee times and during the summer when the monsoon thunderstorms are present.

Deer, bears, eagles and ravens are all known to frequent the course. And be prepared for the squirrels to chirp at you during your back swing.

Groups should check in 20 minutes prior to your scheduled tour at the Adventure Center at Main Lodge to sign liability forms and pick up a Gondola ticket. From there, you'll take the Panorama Gondola to McCoy Station (the gondola's mid-point) where you'll meet your guide.

WHAT IS VIA FERRATA?

Via Ferrata is a mountaineering experience utilizing a steel cable, which runs along the climbing route and is periodically fixed to the rock every 3–30 ft. Using a Via Ferrata kit, climbers can secure themselves to the cable with modern climbing harnesses, thus limiting the chance of falling. The cable aids guests with ascending and safety, while additional climbing aids, such as iron rungs, pegs and a suspension bridge, provide excitement and control on this exhilarating mountain adventure.

Anyone who meets our age, weight and minimal fitness requirements can do Via Ferrata. No prior climbing experience is required to participate.

Age: Participants must be at least 12 years old and meet the minimum weight requirement.
Weight Restriction: All climbers must weigh 88–264 lbs (40–119 kg). The weight limit is set by the lanyard manufacturer.
Fitness Ability: No previous climbing experience is necessary, but all participants must meet a minimum, but reasonable fitness ability. If you are able to climb up a ladder a few times and walk on uneven terrain you should be able to participate.

IS A GUIDE REQUIRED?

Yes, we have a guide accompany you on your adventure. We maintain a guide-to-guest ratio of 1:4 for private tours and 1:5 for group tours.

There is no minimum group size, however the maximum per guide-to-guest ratio is 1:4 for private tours and 1:5 for group tours. Groups between 6 to 10 guests will need to book a second tour.

All safety equipment is provided. Please bring sunscreen, snacks, a water bottle and sunglasses. We recommend wearing comforTable athletic wear and hiking or approach-style shoes. For your safety, climbers are not permitted to wear rings or dangling jewelry.

The Via Ferrata typically operates seasonally June–September, weather and conditions permitting.

Weather events such as lightning, thunder, rain, or snow may cause closures or delays.

Family can purchase a Scenic Gondola Ride ticket to go observe from the hiking trail below the cliff. Family may not pass the guide access closure, and may not stage at the top of the cliff, as they could inadvertently dislodge hazards causing injury or death to those below.

Your guide will determine what routes will be climbed based on the comfort and ability of the whole group. For private tours, as time and ability allow, multiple routes can be attempted within the 3-hour tour time. Group tours include 1 route down, 1 route back up, and the bridge.

We supply all safety equipment including harness, lanyards, and helmet. You must use safety equipment provided by Mammoth Mountain.

Cell phones and cameras are not permitted for use during your climbing experience but may be secured in your backpack.

Yes, you can fall. Your lanyards are attached to a steel cable parallel to the climbing route, which will arrest your fall. Via Ferrata is designed to reduce the probability of falling and minimize the risks sustained in a fall.

Your guide will customize your experience to match your preferred intensity level. There are connector trails to exit the Via Ferrata from the bottom and top of our routes. If there is an unusual mid-route circumstance, the guide can always add security by providing an additional rope (top-rope belay). A participant can also climb down from any point on all the routes. Via Ferrata can be used to climb both up and down.

The initial deposit is $2000 due at the time of contract signing.

A venue tour is complimentary. Please contact the catering department to schedule your tour.

Your catering sales manager will help you to determine if your preferred venue is available on the date that you are interested in. When a date and venue are decided, a hold will be placed on the date and venue of choice and your catering sales manager will draft and send you a contract. Once reviewed, you will sign your contract and send it back with your first deposit. When you receive your countersigned contract, your wedding date and venue are official.

The first step is selecting your wedding date and venue. Your menu selection can take place after that, and does not have to be finalized until 30 days prior to your wedding date.

Your tentative guest count is due upon contract signing. But, of course, numbers are expected to fluctuate, so the final count is due 30 days before your wedding.

A group rate will be set for your guests at the Village Lodge, Juniper Springs Resort or Mammoth Mountain Inn. Your guests can make their own reservation by calling 800.MAMMOTH. A "how to" will be provided along with your signed contract. These rooms are not guaranteed, and are booked out of general availability. There is a minimum of 10 room nights that will need to be reserved and they are on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Of course! We have a list of suggested vendors that will be sent to you once we receive your signed contract and deposit.

The 20% service charge covers the service provided by the banquet staff during your wedding. This fee is an industry standard and is placed on all catered functions. It does not cover additional gratuity for your vendors or wedding coordinator, which is at your discretion and not required.

Specialty menus, such as vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, can be arranged by contacting your catering sales manager.

Yes. We have tasting gala events twice a year where you can taste different menu options, meet local vendors, see the venues and get started on your wedding planning. If you can’t make one of these events, please consult your catering sales manager.

There are several options to get to Mammoth depending on the season and where you are located. We are an easy drive from Southern California and Reno/Tahoe all year long, and have seasonal flight service to Mammoth Yosemite Airport (MMH) and Eastern Sierra Regional Airport (BIH) in Bishop, CA. In-town transportation options include free public transportation on Eastern Sierra Transit Authority and local taxis. Charter buses and other transportation options are also available.

Mammoth Mountain Ski Area
Attn: Weddings
PO Box 24
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
T: 760.934.2571 x2200
Email: Weddings@MammothResorts.com

No dogs are allowed on the slopes, lifts or gondolas. This includes all areas near and around lodges, slopes, and lifts, at all times. Only working service animals are permitted inside Mammoth Mountain base lodges. Emotional support and companion dogs are not covered under ADA service animal policy and therefore are not permitted inside lodges. Dogs are permitted in our parking lots but must be leashed according to the Town of Mammoth Lakes leash laws. MMSA does not recommend leaving dogs in or tied to a vehicle, and will report any significant concerns for animal welfare to our local to animal control.

Muzzled or caged dogs are allowed on Mammoth Mountain parking shuttles as well as the free mountain shuttle system run by the Eastern Sierra Transit Authority (ESTA).

Leashed dogs are permitted to walk on the road to Minaret Vista (snow-covered in winter months), but please be cautious of skier and snowboard traffic along the Lower Road Runner ski trail.

Leashed dogs are permitted on the Public Access Corridor that runs along Lake Mary Road in the Mammoth Lakes Basin up to Horseshoe Lake. Dogs are NOT allowed on the side of the trail containing the groomed cross-country tracks trails, and are not allowed on any other groomed trails in the Lakes Basin.

During Summer Operations

Only service animals are permitted inside Mammoth Mountain base lodges. Leashed dogs are welcome to ride the Panorama Gondola for Scenic Gondola Rides, as well as be on our on-mountain hiking trails.

Muzzled or caged dogs are allowed on Mammoth Mountain Bike Park Shuttles for transportation from The Village to Main Lodge, as well as the ESTA Reds Meadow Shuttle to Devils Postpile.

Only service dogs are permitted inside base lodge dining locations and sundecks, as they are also considered food service areas.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome to join diners on the patio of the following restaurants:

• 53 Kitchen & Cocktails (The Village)
  
• Yama Ramen (The Village)
• The Lakefront Restaurant (Tamarack Lodge – patio service in summer only)
• Melt House & Boundary Bar at The Outpost (back side of the mountain – summer only). Please note: the patio area at The Outpost is metal grate flooring and may be unsuitable for your dog.

Dogs are NOT permitted on the patio/sundeck of the following eateries:

• Yodler Restaurant & Bar (across from Main Lodge)
• Mountainside Bar & Grill (inside Mammoth Mountain Inn)
• Main, Canyon, and Eagle Lodges, and The Mill
• Any facility operated by Mammoth Mountain that does not expressly permit the presence of pets.

Mammoth Lodging Collection

Service animals are permitted at all lodging properties. Please check with individual propertieson pet policies.

Blackout dates apply to certain promotional offers as well as special lift ticket offers. See individual product pages for details.

22/23 Ikon Pass Blackout Dates
Blackout dates apply to the 22/23 Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Base Plus Pass and Ikon Session Passes at Mammoth Mountain. Other destinations and dates may apply.

December 26–31, 2022; January 14–15, 2023; February 18–19, 2023