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      • Gettin' hotter, losin' water
        07/31/15

        Photo courtesy of Dreamstime

        Californians are reeling with the hopes that this year's hot summer (mild in comparison to other so far) will be bid farewell by El Nino. But, it's hard to guarantee that this year's (hopefully) wet winter will be enough to replenish our l

      • Bear with us!
        07/30/15

        Photo by Boris Batchiyski

        Every once in a while, sweet little bear cubs will make their way close to trails. When this happens, it's hard not to take a moment to admire them. Although it is important to be aware of dangerous animals, many time our fears run off of misconception

      • Sunrise at Glacier Point
        07/29/15

        Photo by Boris Batchiyski

        When at Glacier Point, you easily feel like you're on top of the world. At an elevation of 7,214 feet, it provides crystal clear views of the Yosemite Valley, Yosemite Falls, Half Dome, and other well-known points of interest within the national park.

      • Devils Postpile
        07/28/15

        Photo by Boris Batchiyski

        Carved by the venomous flow of lava thousands of years ago, the Devils Postpile National Monument is a tribute to the hauntingly beautiful rock formations of the Sierra Nevada. Long, columnar basalt formations make up the cliffside where lava once verticall

      • Get protected!
        07/27/15


        Wet weather is coming our way! With the largest El Nino in recorded history possibly heading our way, it's best to stay protected. And, did you know, that with our new Cancel For Any Reason policy, you have no choice but to stay protected?

        That's right, if you purcha

      • Once in a blue moon...
        07/24/15

        © Xura | Dreamstime.com - Full-moon In The Moon Valley. Atacama Photo

        Everyone knows that philosophically uttered phrase, "Once in a blue moon." It's known as a way of describing an occurrence that doesn't come around very often. But, just how often is this Blue

      • John Muir- Nature Revolutionary
        07/23/15


        We all know the name John Muir as one associated with the well-preserved natural areas across the Sierra Nevada, and a reason for California's great national parks. However, how much do we really know about this brave advocate and unforgiving naturalist?

        John Muir devote

      • Fine arts for the soul
        07/22/15


        In our last entry, we told you about all the great music festivals that grace the grounds of Mammoth during the summer. And we don't want you to think we forgot the arts too!

        The Mammoth Lakes Fine Arts and Crafts Festival takes place at Kittredge Sports the weekend of J

      • Festivals abound!
        07/21/15


        Though you may think us deep-seeded in denial, we here at Nomadness refuse to let out the exasperated sighs signaling the fact that we're already a month into the summer. A whole month! For us, it feels like it's just barely beginning.

        Up in Mammoth, there are two t

      • USA Cycling championship this weekend
        07/15/15
        USA Cycling championship 7/15-19 in Mammoth Lakes, CA. The best of the best will be competing for national titles in cross-country, short track cross-country, downhill, dual slalom and the new addition of Enduro. Awesome event and Mammoth Rentals has "Awesome" discount of 25% off lodging.<

      • Burger Battle for the Ultimate Burger Title!
        07/15/15
        The regions top burger makers will battle it out in The Village for the ultimate title - best burger in the Eastern Sierra and a trip to the Food Network for a chance to be named the best burger around. Local bands will also take the stage to jam out in a Battle of the Bands.

        Schedule of

      • El Niño coming your way?
        07/10/15


        This year's odds for El Niño look rather promising, and its potential arrival is being met with open arms by ski lovers and eager California residents. Not only could this phenomenon deliver a phenomenal ski season in Mammoth this winter, but it would also serve as a helping hand in

      • 4th of July in Mammoth
        07/02/15


        Flags, fireworks, and non-stop festivities envelope every last corner of our quaint little town this 4th of July weekend- and it doesn't take its time! Festivities begin early Saturday morning and run until Sunday night.

        A pancake breakfast and the Footloose Freedom Mile

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