
Cross-Country Skiing
Glide from the resort into the Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center’s groomed winter trail network, with ski-in/ski-out access through the Mammoth Lakes Basin.
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On-site canoeing, fishing, bike rentals, cross-country skiing, guided hikes and ziplining.
From Twin Lakes to the high Sierra trails, days here are built around fresh air, quiet water, and alpine adventure. Step straight into cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, biking, fishing, canoeing, and guided outdoor sessions, then branch out to Mammoth Mountain, waterfalls, basalt columns, scenic lakes, gondola rides, and classic Eastern Sierra day trips.
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Glide from the resort into the Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center’s groomed winter trail network, with ski-in/ski-out access through the Mammoth Lakes Basin.

Practice a faster winter stride on groomed skating trails at the cross-country ski center, surrounded by snow-covered forest and lake-basin scenery.

Explore winter routes from the resort on snowshoes, following quiet trails through the Twin Lakes area and the surrounding Mammoth Lakes Basin.
Additional feeCast a line from the Twin Lakes shoreline right by the resort, with a fish-cleaning table available after a day on the water.

Launch a canoe on Twin Lakes in season and take in alpine views from the calm water directly beside the lodge.
Additional feeSpend a summer day on Twin Lakes with seasonal boating access from the resort’s lakeside setting.
Additional feeRent a stand-up paddleboard in season and paddle Twin Lakes beneath the surrounding peaks and forested shoreline.
Additional feePick up a seasonal bike rental on site and ride into the Mammoth Lakes Basin or connect with nearby biking routes.

Join a guided mountain bike lesson and build skills for Mammoth’s rugged alpine terrain with resort-arranged instruction.

Follow a guided hike from the resort area and learn the trails, views, and natural setting of the Mammoth Lakes Basin.

Add a burst of mountain adrenaline with ziplining available on the property, set against the resort’s forested alpine backdrop.

Settle in for scheduled live music in the lodge lounge, with jazz and piano performances offered during winter and summer seasons.
Additional feeHead about seven miles to Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, known for deep annual snowfall and one of North America’s longest ski seasons.
Additional feeRide Mammoth Mountain’s broad winter terrain, with Eagle Lodge roughly a 10-minute drive from the resort.
Additional feeVisit Devils Postpile National Monument to walk among striking 60-foot basalt columns reached seasonally via Reds Meadow Road and shuttle access.
Additional feeSwim at Horseshoe Lake, the Mammoth Lakes Basin’s officially permitted swimming lake, with a sandy beach suited to family lake days.
Additional feeDrive north toward Lee Vining to see Mono Lake’s famous salt-crusted tufa towers rising from the ancient saline lake.
Additional feeTake the scenic byway past Gull, Silver, Grant, and June Lakes, often paired with a Mono Lake day trip.
Additional feeSpend time at The Village at Mammoth, the town’s restaurant and bar hub about a seven-minute drive from the lodge.
Additional feePaddle the lake beside the resort by kayak, taking advantage of the immediate Twin Lakes shoreline and seasonal water access.
Additional feeRide the free winter Village Gondola between The Village at Mammoth and Canyon Lodge for an aerial view of the resort area.
Additional feeWalk or drive to see Twin Falls, the 287-foot waterfall near Twin Lakes and one of the area’s signature natural landmarks.
Additional feePlan a warm-weather swim at June Lake, considered one of the area’s best swimming lakes, with a small sandy beach.
Additional feeUse the free summer Lakes Basin Trolley, equipped with bike racks, to reach many of the main Mammoth Lakes Basin lakes.

Book a climbing outing in the Mammoth Lakes area, where nearby rock and mountain routes add vertical adventure to a Sierra stay.
Additional feeRide horseback on nearby mountain trails and experience the Mammoth Lakes landscape from a slower, scenic perspective.
Additional feeTake a winter snowmobile tour near Mammoth Lakes for a faster way to explore snowy forest roads and alpine terrain.
Tamarack Lodge and Resort sits directly on the shore of Twin Lakes and offers on-site hiking and biking trails, fishing, canoeing and boating, cross-country skiing, bicycle rentals, and even ziplining, all without leaving the property.
Yes, Tamarack Lodge and Resort is a true winter destination with on-site cross-country skiing, ski storage, and ski passes available, while downhill skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, snow tubing, and sledding are all found nearby in the surrounding Mammoth Lakes area.
Tamarack Lodge and Resort is a family-friendly resort that welcomes children of all ages in its rooms and cabins, making it well suited to families looking for an active lake-and-mountain vacation together.
Absolutely — Tamarack Lodge and Resort offers on-site fishing right on Twin Lakes, complete with a fish cleaning table for anglers who want to clean their catch of the day.
Guests at Tamarack Lodge and Resort can enjoy canoeing and kayaking with on-site canoes and a boat on Twin Lakes, plus nearby motor boating, and can venture out to swim at Horseshoe Lake or June Lake.
Yes, on-site ziplining is available at Tamarack Lodge and Resort, giving guests an adventurous way to take in the forest and lake scenery surrounding the property.
From Tamarack Lodge and Resort, guests can easily reach Devils Postpile National Monument, the tufa towers of Mono Lake, the scenic June Lake Loop, the restaurants and bars of the Village at Mammoth, and picturesque Lake Mary.
Yes, Tamarack Lodge and Resort provides on-site bicycle rentals along with on-site hiking and biking trails, and a bicycle shuttle service, while more mountain biking and hiking trails continue just beyond the property, including the route toward Crystal Lake.
Tamarack Lodge and Resort offers wedding services and a cozy lobby fireplace setting, making it a scenic lakeside backdrop for celebrations.
Beyond the property, guests staying at Tamarack Lodge and Resort can arrange nearby rock climbing, mountain climbing, horse riding, and seasonal snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and snow tubing adventures throughout the surrounding Mammoth Lakes region.
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