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Naturally majestic, Mammoth is a place of soaring peaks, wide-open skies and endless possibilities. A paradise cherished
as a destination and as a way of life.
Stonegate is the premier neighborhood in the heart of Mammoth, long a destination for recreational enthusiasts. California's
largest and most beloved year-round mountain resort remains the area's top attraction: 3500 acres of skiing and
snowboarding in winter, championship golf and world-class mountain biking in summer. Add to that renowned fly fishing,
rock climbing, hiking, backpacking and horseback riding on the thousands of scenic acres of national forest land that
surround the town of Mammoth Lakes.
Mammoth Signatures
- The Village at Mammoth features boutiques, galleries, outdoor outfitters, restaurants and bars.
- Fine dining to please any palette.
- Many events, the Sierra Summer Festival, Chamber Music Unbound, Mammoth Lakes Jazz Jubilee, and NORBA Mountain Bike Races entertain throughout the seasons.
- Mammoth Ski Museum features art and literature collections.
- Reds Meadow/Devil's Postpile National Monument is a wonderful day's adventure close to Mammoth.
- Yosemite National Park's eastern entrance at Tioga Pass is a short half hour drive from Stonegate.
- Mammoth/Yosemite Airport is conveniently located just 15 minutes from Stonegate.
Summer Activities
- Golf at Sierra Star Golf Club
- Mountain biking and cycling
- Hiking and backpacking
- Boating and kayaking
- Horseback riding
- Wildlife viewing
- Rock climbing
- Waterskiing
- Spring wildflower and autumn color tours
- Dirt biking
- Fishing
Winter Activities
- Downhill skiing and snowboarding at Mammoth Mountain Ski Area
- June Mountain: Boutique resort skiing
- Cross-country skiing
- Snowshoeing
- Snowmobiling
- Snowplay
- Dogsledding
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Stonegate is the premier neighborhood in the heart of Mammoth, long a destination for recreational enthusiasts.
The Village at Mammoth features boutiques, galleries, outdoor outfitters, restaurants and bars.
Mammoth Ski Museum features art and literature collections.
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