Mammoth Mountain Inn
3 StarsMountainside Grill and Yodler Bar, Dedicated ski and bike valet
Mountainside Grill and Yodler Bar, Dedicated ski and bike valet
Lakefront Restaurant fine dining, Ski-in cross-country trail access
Heated outdoor pools and spas, True ski-in ski-out access
Year-round heated outdoor pool, Diverse on-site gastronomy
Heated outdoor pool with mountain views, Prime Village-side location
Signature Bar Sierra dining, Wellness sauna and steam room
Convenient ski valet and storage, Heated outdoor pool and hot tubs
Select rooms with whirlpool tubs, Authentic European chalet ambiance
Indoor pool and hot tub, Skadi fine-dining restaurant
Seasonal swimming pool and sundeck, Dedicated ski and snowboard storage
Expansive indoor hot tub, Ski-centric mountain retreat
Relaxing steam room and sauna, Central Main Street location
Modern mountain-inspired interiors, Year-round mountain shuttle access
Budget-friendly mountain base, Central Main Street location
Year-round outdoor hot tub, Ski-oriented mountain retreat
Historic 1950s knotty pine lodge, Pet-friendly accommodations
Indoor spa and wellness center, Refined mountain inn experience
Renovated rooms with mountain views, Prime location for outdoor enthusiasts
Hot tub for unwinding, Rustic-chic lodge ambiance
Access to diverse outdoor activities, Adults-only hostel experience
Dedicated fishing amenities, Close to Yosemite's East Entrance
Indoor pool with mountain views, Eagle's Landing Restaurant
Scenic mountain and lake views, Year-round outdoor pool and hot tubs
Recreational game room, Proximity to Mammoth Lakes attractions
Angler's fish cleaning station, Pet-friendly amenities
Views of Carson Peak, Year-round outdoor activities
Relaxing outdoor hot tub, Cozy, cabin-esque room designs
Shared hot tub and sauna, Proximity to Village Gondola
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
The main attraction of this national park consists of basalt columns that have been shaped from cooled and cracked lava and are 40 to 60 ft high. The view of the upright columns resembles organ pipes and they are regarded as one of the worlds finest examples of columnar basalt and have been declared a National Monument in 1911. The park further offers the 101ft high Rainbow Falls, which were named for the rainbows that are formed in their mist. Hikers might like to know that parts of the John Muir and Pacific Crest Trails pass through the park and, as 90% of the park is designated wilderness, it also offers a lot for bird watchers. Unlike in other National Parks in the US, it is not possible to get around with your own car / motorbike in the Devils Postpile. In order to preserve the pristine condition of the park and to keep disturbance of the wildlife to a minimum, they operate their own bus shuttle service. These buses will take visitors to all the attractions in the park. They run every 20-30 min from the Mammoth Mountain Ski Area Gondola Building. The only exception are overnight guests to the campingsite in the park and vistors who can provide a proof of physical disability. Also exempt are visitors who bring a small watercraft for use on the lakes. Opening times : Due to the weather conditions in the area the park is only open seasonally. It opens in mid-June and closes on 1. November at the latest , often earlier.
Devils Postpile National Monument is a top attraction in Mammoth Lakes, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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