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Eastern Sierra Regional Airport

Flights to Bishop from LAX

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Hotel

The Village Lodge Mammoth

The Heart of Mammoth Located just steps from the best shopping and dining in town, year-round entertainment, and direct gondola access to the snowy slopes (in the winter), The Village Lodge is Mammoth's premier all-access property offering luxury and convenience in the heart of it all; 11.3 miles- 16 minutes to Convict Lake

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The Westin Monache Resort, Mammoth

Located near charming Mammoth Village, luxury hotel is close to Mammoth Lakes hiking trails and the slopes at Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort; 11.3 miles- 16 min drive to Convict Lake

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The Lodge at Sierra Nevada Resort & Spa

Located Downtown on Old Mammoth Road; 10.2 miles- 14 min drive to Convict Lake

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Motel 6 Mammoth Lakes, CA

Motel 6 Mammoth Lakes offers a great getaway for all seasons! Mammoth Mountain is 1 mile and June Lake Ski Area is only 15 minutes. Yosemite National Park is within a 1 hour drive! Enjoy our modern rooms, and free Wi-Fi; 10.4 miles- 14 minutes to Convict Lake

Travel Note

Driving from San Diego to Mammoth Lakes

Driving from San Diego to Mammoth Lakes San Diego is about 400 miles, or seven hours with no traffic, from Mammoth Lakes. From San Diego, take California Hwy. 15 toward San Bernardino to Hwy. 395. which will take you all the way to Mammoth Lakes. Or take California Hwy. 5 and Hwy. 405 toward Los Angeles then connect to Hwy. 14 toward Lancaster before taking Hwy. 395 to Mammoth Lakes.

Travel Note

Driving Northern California to Mammoth Lakes (Fresno/ San Francisco)

Driving to Mammoth Lakes via Hwy. 120 California Hwy. 120 (Tioga Pass) through Yosemite National Park is the quickest and arguably the most scenic route connecting Northern California to Mammoth Lakes. This highway links the awe-inspiring Yosemite National Park with the Eastern Sierra region via Tioga Pass, which is the highest highway pass in California. Once it merges with Hwy. 395 on the east side, travelers are greeted with the serene waters of the ecologically unique Mono Lake. With dozens of educational and interpretive stops, this is an unforgettable route for a family adventure. Many services are available, although amenities are limited in Yosemite National Park. Once in the Eastern Sierra, the small hamlet of Lee Vining at the base of Tioga Pass has a wide variety of eateries and from here, Mammoth Lakes is less than 30 minutes away.