We've enjoyed horseback riding here at least 3 times in the last 5 years and we've always loved the…read more1 hour ride. It's a beautiful and serene ride with very informative and friendly guides. The horses are gentle too.

Most disgusting pens ever seen can't believe they keep horses in here. horses looked like they…read morenever got a day off!! costumer service was alright but bosses son justin was rude and unprofessional even heard him say a racist remark.. would never go again and definitely not recommend.

What a wonderful place! I wish I could give them 6 stars! I can't express enough my gratitude about…read morehow well we were taken care of my Patty, Allison, Regan and Sophie. My family and I were exiting the JMT and needed to get to Mammoth. Patty put together a custom ride to get us around the road closures and allowed us to do our preferred hike. When we got off the JMT we were bushed, but Allison hooked us up with a ride from Agnew Meadows and back to Reds Meadow we were thankful. The Regan and Sophie were great trail guides and led us to horseshoe lake (great name for what we were doing) where we walked across the parking lot like gunslingers as the good citizens of Mammoth looked on with amusement. Epic! Thank you all!!!

This is our third dunnage trip with Red's Meadow Pack station and they were great in handling our…read moregear and timing of the drop several miles away. We will be back in the future.

After XC skiing Tahoe, my next mission was to try out XC at Mammoth Lakes and this place did not…read moredisappoint at all. It is just gorgeous here! I skied two days here and it was an excellent experience. I rented equipment for 2 days and got a 2 day trail pass and took a skate ski lesson. Everything here was great, the staff here are super helpful, and everything is so down to earth, and just feels homey here. Small and quaint and love that the ski center is in a yurt! My instructor Nancy was great, and taught me the proper form for skate ski and damn this is like cardio on steroids. I can run a 10K right now without too much effort, do a decent amount of cardio yoga a week, try to climb regularly, and this was a pretty intense workout for me. ChatGPT basically said that cross country is cardio in snow boots. And what a way to get in cardio while having such amazing views and some fun trails to cover! There is so much to do here but a lot of it is uphill so be prepared for that, at least 1.5km before you get anywhere, so make sure you bring water. I got up to Lake Mary and then did the loop around it, which was 3km, so probably each day, I did around 5km , not bad for starters. Id like to get my stamina up to 10km or more. Im going to look into the closest XC near me and purchase a season pass, and get equipment and work on getting better. I love that XC ski weeds out most people as I dont enjoy the crowds at a lot of downhill ski places. I like being in the trees, with the snow, and all the quiet and solitude, its quite meditative. I also got to listen to some music while I skied, so that was the best to bop to my playlist and ski beautiful trails! This Nordic center was awesome, definitely would come back! Trying to see these mountains in the summer too!

My son and I had a fun day trying cross country skiing here. The vibe is so chill compared to…read moreMammoth downhill skiing. We'll be back.

If you can hike down one of the steepest mountains, you'll find a decent fishing fishing spot. The…read moreelevation is not for beginners. The climb up is not any easier than the hike down. The views are breathtaking. There's no cellular service, so take note.

I vouch for everyone else in that Lake Tioga is one of the prettiest lakes to visit in the Sierra…read moreNevada. Our family usually drives past the beach area up to where there's a parking lot in front of these two outhouses. You'll smell... i mean see them. From there, hike down a path to the basin of the lake and there will be wide open spaces to fish. Sierra Gold(gold color) works with a bit of garlic trout attractant. They love that stuff Anyways you'll see a big boulder towards the right; this is an awesome place for kids to climb and fish off of. You can also walk around to the other side of the lake where the stream comes in and the view and fishing is just as good. BEWARE: the hike back up at 10000 feet will take your breathe away. Make sure your in good shape to carry your fish back up or else have the youngins help the older folk. BRING A CAMERA

Ahhhh such a beautiful lake ... but , did I struggle ugh …read more.... I'm an avid hiker but have been on a hiatus for quite some time and I have been out of the gym for a while and I suffered baaaaddd from it. Sigh. Anyways , you can park your car in a lot by the Tioga gate off 120. The trail head is right there by the Tioga gate . If you are coming from the park ( Yosemite) the trail head is on your left side of the road. It's only a mile to get to the lake but it's a pretty steep inclination and being soooo freaking out of shape right now , I had to take a break every 10-20 steps. I was out of breath , huffing and puffing , light headed and dizzy. Maybe from the high altitudes too . I was gasping for air. I had no problem doing Clouds Rest last year ... ugh. Anyways , the lake itself is stunningly gorgeous. Water is so clear , we saw some trouts gracefully swimming. Snow covered mountains in the background. Nice cool breeze felt good since I was sweating like crazy. There may be about 20 other hikers we saw. Some were struggling like I was climbing up on the way. It's up and then down to the lake. It should be easy peasy for experienced hikers but might be tough if you are a beginner because of the elevation gain but totally doable and totally worth it. The view is amazing all around not just the lake but the view of Mt Dana , Mt Hoffman and other peaks you can see from the trail. If you are out of shape like I am right now, just take your time and go slowly. It's okay , it's not a race. Enjoy the view and the smell and the sound of the mountains:))) ha ha One last thing , tons of mosquitoes when we were there on Saturday (6/23/2018). Highly recommend bug spray. I got tons of bites on my face and legs. Luckily I was wearing a long sleeve shirt so no bites on my arms.

Yawnnnn... A bit on…read morethe boring side for a Back Country hike. The hike starts out with some solid elevation gain, but after 15 minutes of hiking you'll be at the top of the peak and heading down towards Gaylor Lake. The lake is pretty big and beautiful with plenty of fish to be seen swimming in it. Due to the elevation of the lake it is colder than the lower elev lakes. Keep to your right and head up the trail to Upper Gaylor Lake. Not as big and pretty boring there. You can head left over the small mountain and see a few other small lakes on the other side or you can head straight up the trail to the old rock huts and mines and another small lake. After a 10 minute hike from Upper Gaylor Lake you'll crest the top and see several old rock homes. Go on inside and make yourself at home. Can you imagine people used to mine and live up here?! Our ancestors were definitely tougher than we are. Watch out for at least 2 mining holes. They have no warning or barrier around then and appear to be at least 20' deep WITH NO WAY OUT. The views on this trip are average at best. I wouldn't recommend this hike for the following reasons. IF you are coming Westward on the 120, the trailhead is at the Eastern end of the park, which is around 50 miles on Tioga pass road. The views are OK at best, not much too see. If you are coming in from the Eastern end (Highway 395) then it makes sense to check this easy hike off your list and then never speak of it again! There are only like 25+ better hikes off Tioga Road that come to mind. Hope this review helps those considering the hike.

From start to finish the service and Care was remarkable…read more We found our ride situation not well planned on my part. Not knowing the best way to travel throughout the province. We on vacay we scrambled to find a nice and affordable way to travel from South shore of N.S to the Digby Ferry. I had timing off and Simon was on top of it and very kind with his delivery. We added extra time to our travel which we desperately needed as we came in on the wire to make the ferry. Car was clean, well maintained and Simon with out the use of a map on Google. New exactly where he needed to go. Also a great conversationalist and out did himself well entertaining our kids and being As well as budding entrepreneur, building up a sustainable business, and working to keep other small business intack in the area. We would highly recommend salt & Wind Thank you Simonb

I referred a client to Salt & Wind Travel for a honeymoon, and the couple had the time of their…read morelives. They went from their glamorous wedding to a food adventure honeymoon. I'll be booking with them for my anniversary!

The staff member working this past weekend was knowledgeable about the area, fun to talk to, and…read morevery helpful with suggestions for places to go for whatever you wanted to see during your visit to the area. He had lots of interesting anecdotes and was, overall, very pleasant to converse with.

9/29/2022 Stopped to…read moretake a bathroom break... Always clean and friendly staff! I love all the cool merchandise... Today's purchases: Baseball hat, and shea butter for cuticles. Sales clerk was friendly and asked if we wanted to become members of the Mono Lake ? If you purchase $25 worth , $25 would go towards the Mono lake protection... Why not... of course! Now, this will be another must stop to support Mono lake! Also got a free dvd about Mono Lake...

As a black belt from Paragon BJJ, I love this academy. This is the 3rd year that I've trained with…read moreEric at Mammoth Lakes BJJ. Every year it's been a great training session. Last Wednesday, Eric taught some great "Butterfly Sweeps." Then, we drilled techniques and sparred. Excellent training! I enjoy the challenge of training in high altitude because it humbles me as I gasp for air. LOL I encourage anyone that's in Mammoth for vacation or otherwise to visit this academy. You won't be disappointed. July 2019- I wish there was a 6 star rating. I had another great training session at Mammoth Lakes BJJ. This time I was blessed to attend a "Take Down" seminar by one of Eric's collegiate wrestlers. The guy was a great instructor! Excellent training!! As always, Eric is the nicest and most welcoming instructors I've ever met in my 2 decades of BJJ training. Thank you Eric.

"I hate to complain, but the schedule at this gym is truly terrible. The other day, I arrived when…read morethe website indicated open mat should be. I was told it would begin in a few minutes, so I purchased a day pass. However, upon reaching the gym, they were already finishing up. I requested a refund, explaining that I was there specifically for open mat, but was denied. So, I just went home. (Although a worker said they would contact the manager for a refund, which I do appreciate, I don't think I received it, but thanks for trying, nonetheless.) I returned the next day around the scheduled time, and again, nothing was happening. I called them later and asked when I could come by for an open mat session. They told me it would probably start later than the schedule stated, so l arrived then, and still, nothing. I apologize if I sound harsh; I usually never give bad reviews. I was just frustrated because I had to walk to the gym twice for no reason. If a gym wants to attract new people, they should honestly stick to the schedule or at least update their website. As someone who trains at a gym in Austin, TX, this was not the best welcome, and it was made extremely difficult just to get to the gym at the correct time. Just trying to be constructive, the people in the jiu-jitsu area seemed pretty friendly when I spoke to them while they were wrapping up. All I'm trying to say is that a strict schedule makes it much easier for people who are new to the gym or even traveling.