Mammoth Lakes Basin
Overview
Glacier-carved lakes form the Mammoth Lakes Basin. Twin Lakes, Lake Mary, Lake Mamie, Lake George and Horseshoe Lake are nestled below jagged peaks and pine forests. Easily accessible by public transportation, the basin provides hiking, biking and picnicking. Accessibility: Driving tour in summer and fall.
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Where Campers can Find Public Showers in Mammoth Lakes
The option of a refreshing shower is always a nice addition to any camping trip.
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Ultimate Guide to Camping In Mammoth Lakes
With more than 800 campsites in the Mammoth Lakes area, the region is a top destination for camping. You’ll find campgrounds near popular hiking trailhead, along the lake shores, on the creeks and rivers, and tucked beneath tall mountains.
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Hiking in the Mammoth Lakes Basin
Mammoth Lakes is surrounded by two million acres of Inyo National Forest with dozens of hiking trails. Many of the trailheads in Mammoth Lakes are accessible by shuttles, so you don’t even need to worry about your car when you want to explore the area on a hike.
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Sledding & Snow Play in Mammoth Lakes
A family trip to Mammoth Lakes isn’t complete without some good, old-fashioned snow play.
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