Guide to Mammoth | Official Vacation Planning Guide - Mammoth Mountain Welcome to Mammoth Mountain, California’s highest four-season resort and playground with a summit at 11,053 feet above sea level With 300 days of sunshine annually, the Eastern Sierra offers infinite recreation and scenic beauty all year long
Mammoth Webcam | Mammoth Mountain Check out live views from Mammoth Mountain's seven webcams View real-time action and conditions from the top of the mountain and base lodges around the resort
First Timer’s Guide to Winter at Mammoth Mountain New to Mammoth or snow sports? Our First Timer’s Guide has everything you need to plan your trip, from lessons and rentals to tips for navigating the mountain and beyond
Activities | Fun Starts Here | Mammoth Mountain From skiing riding, snowmobile rides and cross-country skiing in the winter to guided climbing, mountain biking, and activities at the Adventure Center in the summer, there's something for everyone each season at Mammoth
March 25, 2025 | Operations Update - Mammoth Mountain Mammoth Mountain Ski Patrol was on-scene immediately and conducted transceiver, recco, dog and probe searches which confirmed eye-witness reports that there were no guests or employees in the area at the time of the incident
Mountain Report | Mammoth Mountain Get all the details on Mammoth Mountain's summer operations featuring forecast, lift status, trail maps and more Make your next visit the best!
Second Season Spring Classic Recap - Mammoth Mountain Blog We kicked off Second Season at Mammoth with a one-of-a-kind big air showdown featuring pro athletes, surprise cameos, and one seriously unexpected run from our Ice Age icon, Woolly Watch the full video and get stoked for spring laps
February 14, 2025 | Operations Update - Mammoth Mountain INCIDENT STATEMENT: At approximately 11:30 AM on Friday, February 14, two Mammoth Mountain Ski Patrollers were caught in an avalanche on Lincoln Mountain The slide occurred during avalanche mitigation work in an area called “The Avy Chutes,” following a significant Sierra snowstorm, where approximately 6 feet of snow fell in 36 hours