Resort Profile- Mammoth

The ski and snowboard resort at Mammoth, California is, well, mammoth.  It has over 3,500 acres of terrain and boasts snowfall totals that exceed 400” per year on average.  Riders and skiers are able to choose between numerous, long backcountry rides and a host of smoothly groomed slopes.  There are over 150 trails on Mammoth.  And, at nearly 12,000 feet elevation, ski conditions are idea six months out of the year.

Mammoth also has seven terrain parks and three half-pipes, making it the number one destination in California for snowboarders of all skill levels.  Expert riders and boarding newbies will undoubtedly be able to find something to love somewhere in the collection of rails, jumps, boxes, and pipes.

There are 4 on-site lodges, each catering to a different demographic.  The Village Lodge turns luxury up a notch, while Mammoth Mountain Inn, located within sights of the main gondola, puts a premium on access to the slopes and after-ski fun.  The world’s first (and only) mountain-top tiki bar, Lakanuki, serves up some casual, light-hearted fun when the sun goes down, while a respectable collection of wine bars and cocktail lounges offer more sophisticated alternatives.

This snow sports Mecca is heavy on accessibility and options and light on hassle.

Location: ????? ????????? ???? Mammoth, California

Trails: 150

Lifts: 29
3 gondolas
2 high-speed detachable
6 person chairlifts
9 high-speed detachable quads
1 fixed-grip quad
7 triples
4 double
3 surface lifts

Uphill Capacity: 50000 per hour

Acres: ???????? ???????????? ????? 3500

Snowmaking Coverage: ??????? ????? ?? 60 ??? ????? ?????? ?????? ???????? 33% (700 acres)

Summit Elevation: 11053 ft

Base Elevation: 7953 ft

Vertical Drop: 3100 ft

Longest Trail: ????? ?????? ?????? 3 miles

Terrain Parks:

3

Halfpipe(s): 3

Average Snowfall: 400+ inches

Night Skiing: no