Information in Advance
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- P.O. Box 24, Mammoth Lakes CA 93546 USA
- Information
- 888.462.6668
- 760.934.0745
- 24 hour snow phones:
- 888.766.9778
- Mammoth Lakes 760.934.6166
- Los Angeles 323.935.8866
- Orange County 714.955.0692
- San Diego 619.231.7785
- MMSA Web site
- P.O. Box 146, June Lake CA 93529 USA
- Information
- 760.648.7733
- fax 760.648.7367
- 888.586.3686
- 24 hour snow phones:
- Mammoth Lakes 760.934.2224
- Los Angeles 323.935.8866
- Orange County 714.955.0692
- San Diego 619.231.7785
- June Mountain Resort Web site
- General transportation information from the Town of Mammoth Lakes
- Air Travel
- Auto rental
- Avis 760.934.3202
- Mammoth Car Rental 760.934.8111
- Yosemite Rental Car 760.924.2299
- Bus/motor coach (scheduled and charter)
- Eastern Sierra Transit Authority 760.872.1901 / 800.922.1930 / fax 760.872.0936. This service provides year-round public transit throughout Mono and Inyo Counties. Its routes can be used to create connections with other transit services. Among the services most useful for visitors to Mammoth Lakes are:
- YARTS 877.989.2787. YARTS provides bus service between Mammoth Lakes and Yosemite Valley in Yosemite National Park during the summer (June and September service is on weekends only; July and August service is daily). This route crosses Tioga Pass on State Route 120 and also serves June Lake, Lee Vining, Tuolumne Meadows, White Wolf, and Crane Flat. A connection can be made in Yosemite Valley to El Portal, Midpines, Mariposa, and Merced.
- Gold Coast Tours 800.638.6427 / 714.449.6888
- New Horizon Tours 805.499.7544
- Pacific Sports Tours 310.798.1234
- Sierra Ski & Rafting Tours 714.667.1111 / 888.667.1110
- Ski Bus Tours 714.957.2710
- XTC Tours 760.924.8480
- Local maps
- Local Transportation
- Mammoth Mountain Ski Area provides local free shuttle transportation during the ski season. See the ski season shuttle bus map.
- The Town of Mammoth Lakes provides local shuttle transportation, free of charge, on established routes from spring until fall. There is also a demand-response Dial-a-Ride service (760.924.1824) that provides service for a small charge between any two requested points in a specified zone within Mammoth Lakes. The town's Web pages about these systems are here.
- A shuttle service provides transportation, from late spring until early fall, between Mammoth Mountain Inn and Reds Meadow over Minaret Summit. This service also provides access to Agnew Meadows and Devils Postpile National Monument on the way.
The Mammoth Lakes area is located in the ancient Long Valley Caldera, historically and currently associated with volcanic activity. The area is monitored by the United States Geological Survey.
- In any emergency, dial 911 locally
- Non-Emergency numbers
- Mammoth Hospital 760.934.3311
- Police 760.934.2011
- Sheriff 760.934.6058
- Fire 760.934.2300
- Highway Patrol 760.873.3531
- Mammoth Lakes Community Center 760.934.5455
- Mono County Health Department 760.934.5410
- Mono County Library 760.934.4777
- Mono County Information 760.932.5300
- Post Office, US Postal Service 760.934.2205
