Mammoth Lakes vacation rentals

Explore the wonder of Mammoth Lakes from cabin rentals

Majestic in scale and abundant in natural beauty, Mammoth Lakes is a rare alpine wonderland with massive peaks, expansive valleys, and crystal-clear mountain lakes that provide endless opportunities for adventure. No matter the season, Mammoth Lakes has an array of activities to suit every traveler, as well as vacation home rentals to handle all of your essential needs.

Alpine splendor surrounds vacation homes in Mammoth Lakes

Mammoth Lakes is an all-season destination for outdoor adventurers and nature lovers. Cabin rentals can be found close to spectacular outdoor recreation areas like Mammoth Mountain, a lava-dome mountain with ski slopes and warm-weather biking trails, and John Muir Trail, a long-distance trail in the Sierra Nevada range that’s ideal for hiking and biking. The Devils Postpile National Monument, a columnar basalt rock formation, is a scenic location with nature trails, hiking trails, and a waterfall. The Twin Lakes are a pair of picturesque lakes within a serene forest setting, perfect for fishing and watersports.

Must-try outdoor excursions in Mammoth Lakes

Whether you prefer winter or summer, spring or fall, you’ll have a lot of outdoor fun to choose from. In winter, you can ski or snowboard on Mammoth Mountain or explore the wilderness on snowshoes or cross-country skis, and spring combines ideal snow conditions for winter sports with cool waters for fishing and rafting. Once summer hits, hiking, backpacking, biking, kayaking, and paddleboarding in the warm, crystal waters of the lakes and rivers are popular activities, and fall brings the beauty of nature to hikes where you can view vibrant, bold fall foliage. Whatever the season and inclination, you’re sure to find a range of cabin rentals with as much creature comfort as you need and with nature right outside your door.

Seasonal weather in Mammoth Lakes

Mammoth Lakes is well known for its skiing. To make the most of the cold weather activities, you might consider visiting in December, November, March or February, when snowfall averages 14 inches and temperatures average 28°F.

Exploring the mountains and other natural features in Mammoth Lakes

Whether you're an active traveler or just want to appreciate the scenery, you'll be sure to find the perfect setting for your vacation in Mammoth Lakes. These are some of the area's noteworthy natural features, all within 30 miles (48.2 km) of the city center:

• Mammoth Mountain (3.3 mi / 5.3 km)
• Lake Mary (2.8 mi / 4.5 km)
• Devil's Postpile National Monument (6.5 mi / 10.4 km)
• Rainbow Falls (6.7 mi / 10.8 km)
• Convict Lake (7.7 mi / 12.4 km)
• June Mountain (8.1 mi / 13 km)

Traveling to and around Mammoth Lakes

Fly into Mammoth Lakes, CA (MMH-Mammoth Yosemite), the closest airport, located 7.5 mi (12.1 km) from the city center. If you're unable to find a flight that fits your schedule, you can also fly into Bishop, CA (BIH-Eastern Sierra Regional), which is 38.7 mi (62.3 km) away.

Best cuisine in Mammoth Lakes

After a long day on the slopes or on the lake, you’re likely to work up an appetite. Mammoth Lakes restaurants include brewpub grub, traditional steakhouses, Mexican-Latin fusion recipes, and classic comfort favorites, all sharing the emphasis on local ingredients and bold flavors. Whatever you’re in the mood for, one of the many restaurants, eateries, and pubs in Mammoth Lake can be found near cabin rentals to satisfy your cravings.

Kid-friendly fun near Mammoth Lakes cabin rentals

Mammoth Lakes is a playground for children and adults alike, all within a stunning natural landscape. Enjoy a variety of outdoor activities right outside nearby vacation rentals, including Rainbow Falls, a nature area with glistening, scenic falls, a range of hiking trails, and a lush forest teeming with wildlife. In winter, the June Mountain Ski Area offers family-friendly activities like snow tubing and snowshoeing, as well as ski and snowboard lessons for young children. Hot Creek, a stream with a hot spring and a lake, is a great place for hikes and fishing. The Mammoth Museum at Hayden Cabin, a history museum within a traditional log cabin, offers education about the local history through artifacts and exhibits.