Bluesapalooza 2023: Mammoth’s Ultimate Blues and Beer Festival
Bluesapalooza 2023 has arrived in Mammoth Lakes! This exciting event combines the magic of blues music with the craft beer scene. With over 80 craft breweries and 30 incredible blues musicians, it’s an unmissable experience. Whether you’re a fan of blues or just looking for a great time, Bluesapalooza offers a unique blend of music, beer, and the stunning Mammoth scenery.
Summer Delights in Mammoth Lakes: Festivals, Adventures, and Real Estate Updates
I know I keep saying this, but summer really is my favorite time of year in Mammoth Lakes and the Eastern Sierra. This summer feels more special. I think that is because it feels like we fought for it. This past winter, the biggest on record, felt like it would never end… and it still hasn’t, at least on Mammoth Mountain.
Exploring the Vibrant World of Mammoth Lakes: A Multi-Sport Paradise
Mammoth Lakes, nestled in the Eastern Sierra of California, offers an extraordinary playground for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. With its diverse range of activities, this captivating destination attracts visitors from far and wide.
Mammoth Lakes July Updates: Embrace the Magic of Summer
I know I keep saying this, but summer really is my favorite time of year in Mammoth Lakes and the Eastern Sierra. This summer feels more special. I think that is because it feels like we fought for it. This past winter, the biggest on record, felt like it would never end… and it still hasn’t, at least on Mammoth Mountain.
Fun on the 4th in Mammoth Lakes
Campground conditions in the Bridgeport District of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest vary. Several sites remain closed due to flooding, road erosion, or severe damage. Others are open for visitors, while some have scheduled opening dates. The status of the Mammoth Lakes Basin campgrounds is pending snow clearance, with a goal to open by the 4th of July. Stay updated with the Town of Mammoth Lakes for road clearing progress and official opening dates.
Camping Update June 2023
Campground conditions in the Bridgeport District of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest vary. Several sites remain closed due to flooding, road erosion, or severe damage. Others are open for visitors, while some have scheduled opening dates. The status of the Mammoth Lakes Basin campgrounds is pending snow clearance, with a goal to open by the 4th of July. Stay updated with the Town of Mammoth Lakes for road clearing progress and official opening dates.
Easter Weekend in Mammoth
Mammoth has officially set a new snowfall record, with over 700 inches this season, surpassing the previous 668-inch record from 2010-11. Spring has arrived with rising temperatures, melting snow, and vibrant flowers. The ski season extends to the end of July, making it a fantastic opportunity for pass holders. Explore upcoming events, from family fun to culinary delights, and check out our featured condo and house listings as inventory is expected to increase with the melting snow.
Mammoth Real Estate Week-in-Review | Feb 16 2020
An eventful week in Mammoth – from swimming in the pristine June Lake to conquering the Ezakimak race to the Mountain’s peak. The local Art Fair delighted with talented artists, both local and visiting. Notable was the metal booth, drawing admiration. Enjoy scenic snapshots of our hikes, a flourishing sunflower by the condo, and morning encounters with deer. Plus, don’t miss Bob Kent’s photography workshop this fall – an excellent excuse for a Mammoth visit.
Mammoth Real Estate Week-in-Review | Sep 21 2019
Snowfall in Mammoth on a chilly Thursday morning signals the approaching ski season. Enjoy the cozy ambiance created by an evening without power during high winds. This weekend, dive into authentic Bavarian Oktoberfest celebrations. Join SEMBA’s social mountain bike ride with options for all levels, or explore electric bikes during Saturday and Sunday’s E-Bike events. Check out our featured condo listings and a pristine 4+3.5 house on a serene street, perfect for nature lovers.
Mammoth Real Estate Week-in-Review | Sep 7 2019
An eventful week in Mammoth – from swimming in the pristine June Lake to conquering the Ezakimak race to the Mountain’s peak. The local Art Fair delighted with talented artists, both local and visiting. Notable was the metal booth, drawing admiration. Enjoy scenic snapshots of our hikes, a flourishing sunflower by the condo, and morning encounters with deer. Plus, don’t miss Bob Kent’s photography workshop this fall – an excellent excuse for a Mammoth visit.
