SUMMER ACTIVITIES
Make Mammoth Your Summer Basecamp
From high-altitude thrills to laid-back lake days, summer in Mammoth hits different. Whether you're chasing gravity, golfing with a view, or just looking for fresh mountain air, our activity hubs make it easy to dive in. Not sure where to start? We’ve broken it down so you can plan your day (or your whole week) your way.
START HERE, GO ANYWHERE
Woolly’s Adventure Summit
A High-Altitude Playground for All Ages
Located off Minaret Road, just before Main Lodge, Woolly’s Adventure Summit is a one-stop playground for mountain fun. Ride the mountain coaster, zoom through the tube park, test your balance on the ropes course, and more. With an on-site café serving breakfast, lunch, coffee, and adult beverages, it’s also a great spot to relax between laps or after a full day of play.
Adventure Center at Main Lodge
Where Mountain Adventures Take Off
While Woolly’s is your summer basecamp, the Adventure Center is your lift-off point to high-alpine fun. This is the main hub of the Mammoth Bike Park—grab your rental gear and roll straight onto the trails. It’s also where you’ll find our STACYC Full Throttle Pump Track and brand-new 9-hole Mini Golf course. Scenic Gondola Rides, Via Ferrata tours, and access to miles of on-mountain hiking all begin here.
SCENIC SWINGS & LAKESIDE THINGS
Sierra Star Golf Course
California’s Highest Fairway
Elevate your game at Sierra Star, where mountain views and cool summer temps make every round a breath of fresh air. This 18-hole championship course weaves through pine forests and wildflower meadows, offering a scenic challenge for all skill levels. Juniors play free with a paying adult after 1:00 PM, making it perfect for family time, too.
Tamarack Bike & Paddle Center
Chill Vibes and Lakeside Views
Set on the shore of Twin Lakes, Tamarack Bike & Paddle is your starting point for mellow summer adventures. Rent a paddleboard or kayak and explore the water, or grab a hardtail or townie eBike and cruise the scenic Lakes Basin Path—a paved trail that winds past alpine lakes and mountain views. With easy terrain and unbeatable scenery, it’s a laid-back way to take in Mammoth’s natural beauty.
