Mammoth Mountain in-resort rental stores offer all kinds of customer benefits such as enjoying free overnight storage and the ability to swap skis for snowboards and vice versa. Demo a large array of the latest equipment in a try-before-you-buy deal.

Off-snow distractions include snowmobiling, and in-town, ten-pin bowling and indoor golf at Mammoth’s Rockin’ Bowl. Woolly’s Tube Park is a popular place at night with lit slopes and DJ music adding to the craziness that is tubing. There’s full cross-country rental and service in Tamarack Lodge.

Non-skiers can still hit the mountain via a snowcat tour, as well as take the spectacularly scenic ride up the Panorama Gondola for selfie moments and dramatic views of the Minaret Range and beyond. Grab a bite at the summit’s Eleven53 cafe and be educated about the area’s volcanic history and geology at the adjacent Interpretative Centre.

Woolly’s Tube Park & Snow Play
Location: between the Village and Main Lodge.
Woolly’s Tube Park is all-time fun for all ages with a large snow play area and a heated deck with a snack bar.
Phone: +1 760.934.2571

Snowmobile Adventures
Location: Across the parking lot from Main Lodge
Fantastic scenic sights on a snowmobile adventure through the High Sierra.

Scenic Gondola Rides
Location: across from the Main Lodge west entrance
Take a scenic ride up Mammoth Mountain on the Panorama Gondola. Enjoy lunch with panoramic views at the Eleven53 Café.

Cross-Country Skiing & Snowshoeing
Location: located at Tamarack Lodge
Explore the Mammoth Lakes Basin on snowshoes or Nordic skis you can experience the serene beauty of alpine lakes and ancient forests on over 19 miles of groomed world-class trails.

Mountain Tour
Location: Broadway ski trail
Led by a Mammoth Mountain Host, you’ll get all the insider tips on where to ski. Offered out of both Main and Canyon Lodges.
Phone: +1 760.934.0736

Naturalist Tour
Location: Goldrush Express (Chair 10) near The Mill Café
Learn from a volunteer US Forest Service naturalist on your skis or snowboard to learn about the region’s geologic history, flora and fauna.
Phone: +1 760.934.0736

Snowshoe Tour at Tamarack
Location: Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center
Join a US Forest Service volunteer naturalist on a free snowshoe tour to learn about the trees, plants, animals and geology.
Phone: +1 760.934.0736

Mammoth Rock n Bowl
Location: 3029 Chateau Road
A fun place for the family to bowl, dine and socialize.
Phone: +1 760-934-4200