Prices have dropped for this holiday season before Christmas, so now is the time to book your Mammoth Mountain lodging for the first of many holidays. Mammoth Mountain is a great family vacation, and since kids are out of school, the ski resort is the place to let them have some fun.

While Thanksgiving is the first of the holidays to celebrate and now is over, Christmas is full of long ski days, and warm cozy fires. Before Christmas has lower rates than after Christmas when the ... More

For newcomers to Mammoth, the Village seems to have clout when in comes to lodging. People like staying close enough to restaurants and shopping they can walk. Some of the best places to stay in Mammoth are on the perimeter of the Village are these cabin rentals give you everything and more. And, like the Mammoth Village lodging, they are just a short walk to the gondola that goes to the slopes.

Rentals come in all sizes, and those around the Village (not in the Village) tend to be ... More

When you travel to Mammoth Lakes, you might be thinking of skiing at the Mammoth Mountain resort. Skiing in Mammoth has always been the number #1 activity as the mountain gets more snow than most any other mountain in California. Our winter runs from November to April yet the ski resort stays open until the snow finally dwindles, which could be as late as Memorial Day and sometimes as late as July 4th.

Southern Californians view Mammoth as their "local" ski resort because once you h... More

Snowboarding in Mammoth has been elevated to new levels. Not only does Mammoth offer several terrain parks, but a boarder cross, pipe and super pipe. The park is designed by the Mammoth snowboard team which is world class. This makes riding in Mammoth far superior.

The terrain parks are located throughout the mountain. At Main Lodge exists the "Unbound" park with its own chair lift. Old timers will recall it is "chair 6", but it is indeed called Unbound. This park has rails, b... More