Travel Info

Mammoth Lakes may be tucked away in the Eastern Sierra, but this alpine community is surprisingly accessible when it comes to traveling here.

There are plenty of options for travel to Mammoth Lakes that make getting here easy and affordable. It doesn’t have to feel as if you are trekking to remote regions of the universe to escape to the unreal. Whether you choose to fly to Mammoth Lakes from hundreds of connecting cities or drive via the scenic US 395, you’ll be on your way to mountain adventures faster than you might expect.

Learn more about the options for travel to Mammoth Lakes and getting around once you’re in town below.

Directions

Getting to Mammoth Lakes

Explore the best routes for getting to Mammoth Lakes with our interactive map! Whether flying or driving from Southern California, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Reno, or beyond, this map helps you easily plan your next adventure. Click or tap to plan your next adventure in Mammoth Lakes.

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Getting Here

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Regional Transportation
Mammoth Lakes is located in the heart of the Eastern Sierra. From Lake Tahoe to the north and then Lone Pine, with it’s unparalleled views of Mt. Whitney, to the south, there…
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Getting Around Town
Whether you decide to fly to Mammoth Lakes or drive here, getting around town without a vehicle is easy. Just hop on a shuttle, in a taxi, or ride a bike to…
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Road Conditions
If you’re driving to Mammoth Lakes from late fall through early spring, you may encounter storm conditions during your drive.
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Accessible Travel
Explore Adaptive Adventures and attractions, plus Inclusive Lodging
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Travel Resources

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