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Mammoth Mountain
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Nestled in a beautiful valley cut into the magnificent eastern slopes of California's High Sierra, Mammoth is surrounded by snow covered mountain peaks and glittering alpine meadows. Mammoth is an enormous complex with 27 lifts, 3,500 acres of ski-able terrain and 3,100 feet of vertical. What makes Mammoth so special are its world-famous bowls, gentle groomed trails, steep chutes, secluded tree runs and regular California sunshine.
With one of the nation's longest ski seasons (November to June), most dependable snow depths (10 to 15 feet of natural snowpack), highest ski elevations (11,053 feet) and friendliest staff (1,800 courteous employees to assist you), visitors from the first timer to the seasoned pro will be impressed.
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Mountain Statistics |
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Skiable Acres: |
3,500 acres |
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| Vertical Drop: |
3100 feet |
| Base Elevation: |
7953 feet |
| Total Runs: |
150 Runs |
| Terrain: |
Easiest: 25%, More Difficult: 40%, Most Difficult: 20%, Experts Only: 15% |
| Lifts: |
2 Poma Lift, 5 Double Chairs, 7 Triple Chairs, 1 Quad Chair, 8 Hi-Speed Quads, 1 Hi-Speed Six-pack, 3 Gondolas |
| Avg. Snowfall: |
384 inches |
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Directions |
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From Sacramento:
Take U.S. Highway 50 east to Carson City, Nevada. Head south on U.S. Highway 395 to Highway 203. Take Highway 203 west to Mammoth Mountain. From Los Angeles: Take State Route 14 north from Los Angeles to U.S. Highway 395. Take U.S. 395 north to Bishop. Continue north on U.S. 395 to Highway 203. Take Highway 203 west to Mammoth Mountain. Mammoth Mountain is about 323 miles from Los Angeles. From Reno, Nevada: Take U.S. 395, south to Highway 203. Head west on Highway 203 to Mammoth Mountain. Mammoth Mountain is approximately 173 miles from Reno
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