Things to do

Aerial ride up Mammoth Mountain to 11,053 ft with an interpretive center and cafe at the summit.

The Devils Postpile basalt columns and 101-foot Rainbow Falls, about 40 minutes from town; the monument is typically open mid-June through mid-October.

Seasonal mandatory shuttle (Eastern Sierra Transit Authority) carrying most visitors into Reds Meadow Valley for Devils Postpile and Rainbow Falls.

Lift-served bike park with 80+ miles of singletrack including a beginner Discovery Zone.

19+ miles of groomed track around Twin Lakes and the Lakes Basin for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, next to Tamarack Lodge.

Cluster of alpine lakes southwest of town — Twin Lakes, Lake Mary, Lake George, Horseshoe Lake — used for hiking, fishing and winter touring.

Guided fly fishing trips around Mammoth Lakes, Crowley Lake, Bishop, June Lake and Bridgeport.

Eastern Sierra guide service running trips on Crowley Lake and the East Walker River since 2004.

Full-service guide operation offering walk-and-wade fly fishing from Bishop to Bridgeport.

Guided day hikes run by Kittredge Sports, a Mammoth Lakes outdoor shop of 60 years.

Nature and history interpretive programming at the Panorama Gondola summit.