We really enjoyed Kayaking with Stuart! Very experienced and knowledgeable of the area. You can…read moretell he really enjoys what he does. We enjoyed kayaking on Mono lake, 2.5 times saltier than the ocean. Ancient lake - very special place. Highly recommend!

This was such a wonderful morning spent with Stuart and Sue on the shrimp filled waters of Mono…read moreLake! We booked a tour with our kids ages 11-15 and niece who is 7 and NOT an outdoors kid. Stuart and Sue handled even a sometimes screaming, scaredy kid with calm and grace as we paddled our way around the beautiful scenery. They taught us about the history and geology of the lake as well as it's inhabitants. Would absolutely recommend to anyone!

Amazing! Good signage for the area, great parking, clear marked trails, area fenced off but some…read moresegments of the fence need upgrading or repair. Area appears to be handicapped or kids in strollers accessible. Dogs ok on leashes, pickup up after your dogs. Very cool!!

Really easy to get to, no mosquitos, and not crowded at all. An older gentleman there who I think…read morewas an off duty park Ranger or something told us all about the fault, cases of people falling in, and what to look out for, etc. He said it's more impressive looking from the other side of the main road (going from Mammoth Lakes to Mammoth Mountain), though we couldn't find any signs or trailheads for this part afterwards. Nonetheless this is a pretty neat, quick stop with no hike required to get to it.

I use the all trails app to find this location. The road there can be bumpy but if a Tesla can get…read morein there you shouldn't have a problem. There is a reasonable size parking lot. 15-20 or so cars. There are bathrooms located at the parking lot. The hike from the parking lot to the actual craters is less than a mile and it's mainly flat, very little incline. The craters are awesome. One was easily seen than the other. The second one was surrounded with trees and plants. So it was hard to see. Worth a visit if your in mammoth!

Really neat place to hike to, if/when you can find it. No signs for the trail head besides a tiny…read morehand written sign you can only see from a few feet away. The protective fence around parts of the craters is torn down and some of the cement columns for the last metal fence along the cliff are fully exposed and literally floating/hanging in the air, posing a danger to anyone leaning on that fence. There's a fair amount of mosquitos, though not as bad as the Minaret Falls hike where you get swarmed and eaten alive. Great views of the craters on this hike though.

My family and I came here a couple months ago for my fiancés birthday, the entire staff was very…read morenice, held good conversation and they even took care of our kids while we waited for our lanes. Stephon (I hope I got that right) was the best. The food and drinks we delicious. When we're back in mammoth we will definitely this place a must visit.

First time dining upstairs without bowling. First, they…read morebrought us warm delicious bread and butter, then we ordered wild mushroom strudel which was unexpectedly delicious, for entree, I wanted to get rack of lamb (my friend who's been here told me about it) but we were told that they removed it from the menu, so my friend got ribeye steak and I got the fish special so we can share surf&turf. The steak was good but nothing special, even though I wasn't in the mood for fish, the fish was amazing...

This review is for Crystal Lake Trail which was a ~3.2 miles round trip that took ~2 hour to…read morecomplete. This was one of the more strenuous hikes in Mammoth Lake due to the continuous incline to the top with an overlooking view of Lake George and Lake Mary! Trail can be difficult to follow in some areas. Best view of Crystal Lake would be on the right before you follow the trail to the left. Crowded with limited parking available. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/aHW-s-pHAIw

+ Fun, easy hike. 3.5mi took 1.5hr. + Beautiful scenery…read more Pristine lake. Just like in the photo. + Whoa, the ants are huge here! - Lotta mosquitos around Mammoth Lakes hikes. - Very crowded albeit large parking. + Free parking. . 2 restrooms by the trailhead.

Went here for a bachelor party and had so much fun! Special thank you to Mateo for not only…read moreteaching us the techniques for each seven different axes but also making an amazing customer experience. I originally had my appointment scheduled for Friday, but because of the snow storm coming up I was worried we would have to leave mammoth early to prevent us from getting snowed in. Mateo assured me that we could do the axe throwing a couple days before on Wednesday so that we can get the activity ahead of the storm. Definitely recommend to any group to check this establishment out

Awesome experience! The gentleman who owns the place is really cool and gives great guidance. I…read morewould definitely come back.

Twin Lakes is one of the most beautiful places in Mammoth Lakes and a destination we never miss…read morewhenever we're in town. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, with crystal-clear water surrounded by towering pine trees and the stunning Sierra Nevada mountains. It's the perfect place to relax, take in the fresh mountain air, enjoy a peaceful walk, have a picnic, or simply sit by the water and admire the views. If you enjoy fishing, kayaking, or photography, Twin Lakes is also an amazing spot. One of the things we love most is how peaceful and relaxing it feels. Whether you're visiting at sunrise, during the day, or in the evening, the views are incredible and make you appreciate the beauty of nature. If you're planning a trip to Mammoth Lakes, Twin Lakes is a must-visit. It's truly one of the hidden treasures of the Eastern Sierra, and we can't wait to come back again and again!

This is a beautiful destination offering stunning views of the lakes, surrounding mountains, and…read morewaterfalls. It's a great spot for photography Take a walk across the bridge and enjoy the crystal-clear river below, where you can see aquatic plants growing underwater. Parking is limited, so it's best to arrive early, especially during busy seasons.

Staff is awesome, extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The head gal rec'd some trails and gave…read moresome good local knowledge of trails vs downhill. Prices are reasonable and everyone there was following covid protocols to the T. Well done! Would recommend.

The most unprofessional and greedy ski shop I've came across in my 7 years of snowboarding. I…read morebrought a friend to rent here and she got the demo snowboard package. It came with very old looking bindings and they claimed that it was all they had. Day 2 on the slopes, front binding became loose and back binding ankle strap couldn't click in. My friend was stuck on the mountain without safe equipment to get down, so she had to call ski patrol to get her down with downhill lifts. A fun blue bird day was cut short for her. When returning the gear and asking for a refund for the second day, the shop had the audacity to deny responsibility and claim that the gear was working when it was rented out and that my friend should've brought the gear back while being stuck on the mountain. They ended up offering a 5 dollar discount, when the old equipment they rented out wasn't even worth the 2 days demo price was that was charged. This shop does not belong in the ski industry. It showed zero concerns about the safety of their patrons and zero responsibility for the garbage equipment that they rented out.

The first time I visited HorseShoe Lake, the lot was packed, and the hike was no joke! I was out of…read moreshape, and there was still a lot of snow on the trail in July! It was tough. My cousin even had a close call when he accidentally slid off the trail, ran down 100 feet, and narrowly missed hitting trees. (Slipper snow) Despite the challenges, the reward at the top was well worth it. It was a beautiful, secluded lake. Some of us tried a little fishing, while the girls jumped into the freezing cold water for a swim. The water was so "pristine" that my hair felt conditioned afterward. It was magnificent, the water felt untouched and almost holy! This past summer, we hiked it again for the 4th of July, and it was so much easier because I had lost 20 pounds, haha! I'd say the hike is about 13 minutes up, around 2 miles round trip, and great for all ages. Just make sure you're in decent shape and don't have any serious health concerns. When I was 20 pounds heavier, the hike felt like a 10/10 in difficulty. Now, it's more like a 3/10, a total breeze!

This vista point offers a bird's-eye view of the bridge at Twin Lakes and the surrounding scenic…read morelandscape. The area has an easily accessible loop trail, making it a nice spot for a short walk while enjoying the views. Trailhead to Horseshoe Lake: 0.7 mile Trailhead to Lake Mary: 0.4 mile

Nice off road, trail leads to sealed mine shaft. Unfortunately, none of the mining operations…read morebuildings were maintained.

Great family hike that is right off the parking area. How…read moreto get there: (I was a little confused and unsure when we went). When you turn left off of Lake Mary rd into the campsite, just keep to the right and go further and further back into the campsites, where you will eventually run into a really large parking area. The mine parking lot is marked by a short, small brown post and you will see more in that area for other hikes like Duck Pass. As far as the mine goes: really fun place to go look and explore!! Perfect for a day hike, but be prepared for bugs! Lots of sunscreen, water, and bug spray. Always make sure the little people to go the bathroom before this, and any, hike because it is back there as far as distance goes. I honestly believe it was less than .25 miles from parking lot to destination and there are many things to look at. Make sure to hike up the side of the hill, there's a shut mine there where you can take pictures of the mine and the beautiful scenery. We have a 4 year old and she had a blast here with us! Bring a camera, and take out what you pack in! Please don't liter and don't feed our bears