We walked outside to see the skiers, and a girl ran passed us wearing a tank top in 59 degrees…read more The gym was only a couple miles away, and it had a lot of equipment including Cybex, Body Masters, and Icarian. The best part of my workout was when a guy said to his girlfriend "Ok Sugar Britches let's get started!"

It was nice and hoax semi-good workout equipment yet there are still a lot of better workout…read moreequipment can be used. It was slightly smelly but not that gym of sweat type of smell almost of mold. The workers were extremely disrespectful and rude especially this blonde lady at the front desk who was also judgy and acted like she didn't care.

I'm a competitive powerlifter who dropped by for two days on a weekend trip. The gym has plenty of…read morebumper pound plates, a set of weightlifting kilo plates, plenty of barbells (stiff and weighlifting), three rogue racks, a bucket of chalk, barbell clips, one set of safeties for rogue rack, at least 3 j-hooks, a weightlifting platform, multiple benches (two flat, two adjustable), dumbbells, multi-cable machine (lat pulldown, triceps, rows), cycles, and other equipment for training, as well as mats and rollers. There's a bathroom and sink available, so you can use the sink for water (mammoth water is very clean). It's very clear that the owner cares about maintaining the gym well. Everything is clean and obviously cared for. Members/people seem very quiet and considerate and clean up after themselves with the cleansing towels available in the middle of the gym. It was really easy to walk to the gym and even easier to get a day pass. Highly recommend this gym for anyone who is looking for a quiet, clean, and well-maintained private gym to train at while traveling through Mammoth.

It was an easy process to sign up for the one day pass. I was in mammoth for 4 days and didn't want…read moreto miss out on my strength days. The gym has everything you need to get a solid workout in. There were only two other people there and plenty of space to do what I needed to get done. Great concept for those traveling in for a few days. Will definitely attend again on my next visit. Only wish it was open earlier than 7am for the one day pass. Regardless it's better than skipping a workout.

5 out 5 stars for McGee pack station. It was such a great time. We have done a few other pack…read morestations in the area and this by far has been our favorite. Everybody at McGee was super friendly and helpful with making sure we had the best possible trip. Our packer Paula was awesome and she made the trip so much fun. Loved the mules we got to ride. McGee canyon is beautiful, there were so many wild flowers. Looking forward to booking again in the fall when the leaves start to change. Highly recommend McGee pack station. I would ignore the reviews of the owner being rude. She was incredible. Great customer service, communicated with us clearly and was just as excited for us as we were to go on our ride.

One of the best rides I have ever had. It was a two hour ride into the John Muir wilderness. Both…read moreof the wranglers were amazing and always looked over us so that we were safe. If you were looking for a place to ride in the Mammoth area this is the place. Some of the other ones in the Mammoth area weren't even open yet.

We had a great experience with Frontier Pack Train! They accommodated my group of four, including…read moretwo senior citizens, on short notice. They were friendly and professional and the horses seemed well-cared for and happy. The one-hour ride was through a meadow, across streams, through the aspens, and alongside a river. It was stunning!

Wonderful ride for adults and 10+ kids. They picked the perfect horse for each of us! The shorter…read moreride went through meadows and streams with knowledgeable guides. We've gone on that ride a number of times and each time was as great as the others. My grand daughter and niece were first time riders and felt so confident that they can't wait to go again. You have to just do it !

The trampoline club is one section of a large athletic club. You need to buy the insurance before…read moreyou go. I was hesitant to do this ahead of time as I didn't want to purchase it and then arrive and find out we couldn't go for some reason. When we got there the WiFi was so bad that we almost left before we were finally able to sign up for the insurance using our phones. The site states they have coaches available but that was not really accurate. The employee there was very nice and fun but was not too knowledgeable about the tricks or equipment available, she did not know how to use the harnesses that were there so we were not able to utilize those at all. There are some small skis, a snowboard, and a skateboard for use on the trampolines which was pretty fun. There are two trampoline rooms, only one was available while we were there which was not a problem as the kids were able to switch off and rear in between turns. This was definitely a highlight of our mammoth vacation, and if we lived in mammoth I'm sure we would be visiting frequently.

Really great spot. Close to everything. Harlie was really friendly and helpful. Bird houses on the…read moretrees. Rooms were very clean. Great stay before a backpacking trip

Kicked out of he cellar for a drink he didn't have to put hands on me I would've left immediately.read more

So you've been staying in or near Mammoth Lakes for a few days, have enjoyed fishing, but would…read morereally like to have some fun without all of the roughing it. Your solution? Gull Lake. Located between Mammoth and Lee Vining, the City of June Lake is a cute little skiing town just off the 395. The road that goes from the 395 to the City of June Lake is called the June Lake Loop, and it passes four lakes. Gull Lake is the second one you'll come across if you enter the loop at its south entrance. The lake is big enough to boat in, but there's also a swimming area and a tiny shore. Fishing can be hit or miss from near the parking lot, but if you've got a bunch of kids with you, it's a lot easier to keep them occupied on the nearby play equipment while you fish from the shore. You can also boat-fish or try your luck fishing from the reeds on the northwestern shore. If you are fishing from near the parking lot, you're going to miss having any trees to shelter you from the sun, but the added bonus is that if it starts raining you can pack up your car in two minutes. Also, the park is a nice place to have a picnic without worrying about those massive black ants. We've shore-fished from the southeastern shore as well without much luck. The terrain is more rugged here, but the water is also deeper, so you won't lose as much gear in the rocks and weeds.

This was the first year we attended the Fireman's BBQ. It's a fund raiser by buying raffle tickets…read morehaving the money go to June Lake Fire Department. The big prize is a boat and trailer. They had so many prizes, $1.00 per ticket. You didn't win just one prize, you could win four or more depending on the worth of them. It was a great turn out. The food was outstanding. BBQ brisket, potato salad, beans and two rolls. The kids had a great time with two playgrounds, and a bounce house. We will definitely be back next year. We got there at 12:30 and it was pretty crowded then. The time is from 12:00-4:00. Parking is difficult, you may end up walking a bit, it's worth going.

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