Things to do and useful links

By Air

Mammoth Lakes airport offers year-round, non-stop service to Mammoth Lakes from Los Angeles, and non-stop winter service from San Francisco, San Diego, and Orange County.  The Mammoth Yosemite Airport (MMH) is only 10 minutes from Mammoth Lakes on US HWY 395.

Alaska Airlines:   Los Angeles and San Diego

United Airlines:   San Francisco and Orange County.

         
For comprehensive information on Alaska Airlines and United Airlines  times, fares, aircraft, transportation, current flight status and reservations, click here .

*We are also proud to offer complimentary pick up to and from the Airport in our private shuttle.

By Car

California’s spectacular Eastern Sierra Nevada Range will unfold before you as you cruise scenic U.S. Highway 395 running north-south through one of the state’s most beautiful areas. Serene valleys, magnificent mountains and, ultimately, majestic Mammoth Mountain will be part of your exciting motoring experience. This dramatic route provides access to Mammoth Lakes from all directions.

NOTE: Please check with Caltrans for pass and road closures during the winter months. Tioga Road west bound (highway 120 west) is closed seasonally pending weather and road conditions.

Please check with Caltrans and Yosemite National Park Service. Opening and closing dates varies yearly depending on the snow pack. https://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/tioga.htm

From Southern California
Take I-5 north, to State Route 14 north, to US 395 north, to CA-203 (300-375 miles). Turn left on Old Mammoth Road. The Mammoth Creek Inn is a few blocks ahead on the left, across from The Stove Restaurant.

From San Francisco
Summer: Arrive via CA-120 through Yosemite National Park and over spectacular Tioga Pass.  Winter: Take Interstate 80 to, to US-50 and the Kingsbury Grade cutoff, to US 395 south, to CA-203 (320 miles). Turn left on Old Mammoth Road. The Mammoth Creek Inn is a few blocks ahead on the left, across from The Stove Restaurant.

From Nevada/Lake Tahoe
Drive through miles of scenic backcountry as you take US-395 south to CA-203 (165 miles). Turn left on Old Mammoth Road. The Mammoth Creek Inn is a few blocks ahead on the left, across from The Stove Restaurant.

From Las Vegas,
Tour the desert’s interesting rock formations and old gold mining towns. One of several options is US-95 north to NV/CA-266 west; turn slight left to CA-168, to US-395 north, to CA-203 (310 miles). Turn left on Old Mammoth Road. The Mammoth Creek Inn is a few blocks ahead on the left, across from The Stove Restaurant.

Approximate Driving Distances & Times