Ranked 83rd of 155 Ski resorts
Mammoth Mountain reviews & ratings
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Overview
Mammoth Mountain in California is one of the largest ski resorts in North America, offering a vast array of terrain for all skill levels. The resort is famous for its long ski season, often running from November to June. Mammoth's high elevation results in excellent snow conditions, attracting skiers and snowboarders alike. The resort features numerous terrain parks, known for their size and quality, appealing to freestyle enthusiasts. Mammoth Mountain's village offers a range of accommodations, dining, and shopping, creating a lively base area. The resort's gondola provides easy access to the town of Mammoth Lakes for additional amenities. Mammoth Mountain is perfect for those seeking an extensive and high-quality skiing experience.
Main Stats
173Total Runs
3500 acresSkiable Terrain
7953 feetBottom Elevation
11053 feetTop Elevation
Reviews
Michal - advanced skier
Apr, 30 - 2024
Mammoth is great ski resort with a lot of different type of terrain for different levels of skiing or snowboarding.
I love the abundance of off piste terrain where you can create your own kind of fun!
It's very family friendly their school is excellent with amazing teachers my daughter loved every minute of her lessons. There's plenty to do once you're done skiing for the day in the village. Good variety of restaurants and coffee shops. Accommodation can be a bit expensive depending on the time of the year your coming. But there's always Airbnb if your coming with friends.
Mark - advanced skier
Apr, 27 - 2024
Mammoth has something for every skier or snowboarder. It has tree skiing and steeps above the tree line Mammoth has a vast lift system. It can get quite windy at Mammoth and if the top of the mountain is closed for that reason they will normally keep some lower lifts open. In that event Chair 8 is almost always open and has some some fun powder runs in a storm as well as some black diamond ways diwn as well as good runs for intermediates. In a storm chair 21 is similar, that is usually remains open no matter how bad a storm is. Joe 21 is relatively short in Mammoth terms but has some fun ways down.
Pete - advanced skier
Apr, 25 - 2024
I also wanted To mention that Mammoth Mountain has an outstanding adaptive ski program and snowboard and skiers youth camp for up-and-coming Olympians, they have produced multiple Olympians from the Ski Resort from racers to snowboarders great program that they have there
