Restaurants
Visit www.visitmammoth.com to view an array of dining choices that include coffee houses, ice cream and candy shops.

Things to do:

Skiing, snowboarding or Cross Country Skiing: Mammoth Lakes is known for their phenomenal skiing/snowboarding, fantastic vistas and challenging slopes. Cross country skiing at Mammoth will leave you with an unforgettable experience.

Golf: Everyone is welcome to golf in the majesty of the Sherwin Mountains, Mammoth Rock and Mammoth Mountains at the Snow Creek Golf course. Try a round at the newest treasure Mammoth has to offer: The Sierra Star Golf Club will test the Tiger Woods in each of you. A short drive in your car will afford you year-round golf at the Bishop Country Club or the Mt. Whitney Golf Course in Lone Pine. Sierra Star Golf Club 760-924-4653 2001 Sierra Star Parkway, Mammoth Lakes Snowcreek Golf Course 760-934-6633 Fairway Drive, Mammoth Lakes Bishop Country Club 760-873-5828 Highway 395, Bishop Mt. Whitney Golf Course 760-876-5795 2559 S. Main St., Lone Pine (semi-private)

Athletics & Health Club Mammoth offers the indoor athlete various ways to get your workout done: Snowcreek Athletic Club · A full service club including: gym, racquetball, tennis, weight room, cardiovascular equipment, indoor and outdoor pool, spas, steam room, dressing room, massage, personal training services, classes and childcare. · 760-934-8511 The Body Shop · Weight room, cardiovascular equipment, classes and personal training service. · 760-934-3700 Town of Mammoth Lakes · Softball, baseball and soccer fields, volleyball and tennis courts, Whitmore pool. · 760-934-8983 -- Town of Mammoth Lakes Parks and Recreation.

Hot Springs: Soak those weary muscles in natural hot springs called Crab Cooker, Hot Tub or Shepherd Hot Springs. Take a short twenty minute drive to Lone Pine to enjoy the Saline Valley Hot Spring.

Fishing: Mammoth Lakes and streams have great fishing for the experienced fisherman or the young person dropping his first line. The Alpers Trout stocking program assures an abundance of fish in these pristine waters. You can obtain a fishing license at bait shops in town.

Mammoth Lakes Visitor's Bureau 760-934-2712

Hot Creek Fish Hatchery 760-934-2664

Horseback riding: Take an hour ride or a pack in to your destination on the back of a horse while enjoying the serenity and majesty of the Sierras. Too tame for the likes of you? A horse drive may be just what the cowboy in you needs.
Mammoth Lake can meet the needs of the horseman in you.

Mammoth Lakes Pack Outfit Lake Mary Rd., above Twin Lakes, Mammoth Lakes 760-934-2434
Red's Meadow Pack Outfit In Red's Meadow, Mammoth Lakes 760-934-2345
Rock Creek Pack Station Upper Rock Creek Rd., Rock Creek 760-935-4493
McGee Creek Pack Station McGee Creek Rd.,
McGee Creek 760-935-4324
Sierra Meadows Ranch Sherwin Creek Rd., Mammoth Lakes 760-934-6161

Hiking: To really enjoy the unparalleled beauty of the Eastern Sierras try a leisurely stroll through the meadows of Mammoth Lakes. More experienced hikers may want to obtain a back country map at the Visitors Bureau on your way into town on Highway 203 or in one of the shops in town. Put in a day of hiking or plan a back packing trip.

Climbing: Do you have a need to reach new heights? Try Mammoth Rock or Owens River Gorge. If you don't mind driving to your climb, Tuolumne Meadows and Half Dome await you in Yosemite National Park.

Aerial Views of Mammoth Lakes can be obtained be contacting:
Scenic Flights Mammoth Air Charter 760-934-4279
Hangar One Aero Service 760-873-7500
Captain Aero Airways 760-648-7383
Sierra Aviation 760-872-2202

Need to get a little practice behind you before attempting the Iditarod, call the Dog Sledding leaders at: Mammoth Dog Teams 760-934-6270