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2026 Mammoth Flyer, 2026 Mammoth Registration Form, Mammoth Waiver, and CRT forms
What About Mammoth?
Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort is one of California’s premier ski destinations and among the largest and most snow-sure resorts in the United States.
- Location: Mammoth Lakes, Eastern Sierra Nevada, California, USA (in the Inyo National Forest)
- Skiable Terrain: ~3,500 acres (1,400 ha) of skiable terrain with a vertical drop of ~3,100 ft (945 m)
- Elevation: Base ~7,953 ft; Summit ~11,053 ft (highest chairlift-served terrain in California)
- Trails: ~178–180 named trails catering to all levels from beginner to expert
- Lifts: ~24–25 lifts, including gondolas, high-speed chairs, and quads
- Snowfall: Average annual snowfall around 350-400 inches (890-1,016 cm), often allowing skiing from November into late spring — sometimes into summer months depending on conditions.
Mammoth Mountain is known for:
- Extensive terrain: runs suited for young or first-time skiers as well as advanced riders.
- Terrain parks: Unbound Terrain Parks with jumps, rails, and multiple halfpipes.
- Long season: thanks to high elevation and heavy snowpack, lift operations often extend from early November through May or June, and summer skiing is not uncommon in good snow years.
On-Mountain & Village Amenities
- Main Lodge & Base Lodges: Gondola access, dining, retail, ski rentals, and ski-in/ski-out lodging.
- Snow & Conditions Info: Live mountain reports, webcams, trail maps, and real-time snow conditions are available via the resort’s official site.
The resort lies near Mammoth Lakes, CA, and serves visitors from Southern California and beyond; it’s often reached by car via U.S.-395 and is within driving distance from Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other major regions
Conejo Ski & Sports Club – Membership Form
