Things To Do
Mammoth Mountain Bike Park
In the summer, Mammoth Mountain becomes a mountain biking destination with dozens of trails for different experience levels. Riders can take lifts and gondolas up and enjoy downhill or cross-country terrain, with bike rentals available nearby. Whether you’re new to mountain biking or an experienced rider, it’s a fun way to spend a warm afternoon in the mountains.
Devils Postpile National Monument
A unique natural landmark featuring rare basalt columns formed by ancient lava flows. The short hike to the base is easy and family-friendly, making it a great daytime activity. If you’re up for a little more exploring, you can also continue on to Rainbow Falls nearby. Perfect for anyone who wants beautiful views without a full-day adventure.
Hiking
Mammoth is full of beautiful hiking trails for every level. From easy lakeside walks to more challenging alpine routes. Expect mountain views, clear blue lakes, wildflowers, and fresh air.
Wild Willy's Hot Spring
A natural hot spring just outside of Mammoth with incredible mountain views. A short boardwalk leads to soaking pools that are perfect for relaxing after a day of hiking or exploring. Best enjoyed at sunrise or sunset and don’t forget a towel!
Rent an E-Bike from Footloose
Cruise around town or explore the scenic bike paths without the full uphill effort. Footloose offers e-bike rentals that make getting around Mammoth easy & fun. Maybe even ride up to Lake Day.
Woolly's Adventure Summit
A fun mountain-side activity hub with summer adventures for all ages. Take a ride on the twisting mountain coaster, try the climbing wall or ropes course, bounce on the bungee trampoline, or enjoy other play-style activities with beautiful Sierra views. Summer offerings vary by season, and passes can include multiple activities for one low price.