Ski and snowboard lovers will unite in Mammoth Lakes for the mountain’s Opening Day celebration on Nov. 11. This kickoff event will be accompanied by a beer toast, live music, and unbeatable deals. The mountain will be offering free lift tickets for veterans/active servicemen and $50 lift tickets for everyone else on opening day (nearly a 50% reduction off their normal cost). In combination with our weekly 40% off deal, this is a 90% savings.
Click here to learn more about Opening Weekend and awesome deals.
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Isn't fall the best season imaginable? Chill temperatures complimented by warm colors all around, the introduction of a plethora of hot beverages, and an excuse to sit by the fire reading your book. This year, fall may not be itself in most places where the temperatures are still above average, but in Mammoth, the weather's just right. And what are all the things that make fall so fun in Mammoth?
1) Actual COLORS!
Among the green, gray, and white backdrops of the mountain tops, the orange/red leaves of the trees stand out even more than you can imagine. The fall season fills up with leaf-peepers in Mammoth. What's a leaf-peeper you ask? This is a modern term for someone who travels to a certain region just to view the autumn foliage. Did you also know that the Eastern Sierra was rated #2 in the country for best fall colors?
2) Halloween Skate Party!
The ice skating rink in Mammoth Lakes is hosting a Haunted Rink Skate Party on Oct. 30 with carnival games, cakewalks, and other fundraisers. Click here to learn more.
3) The Costume Contest
Deck yourself out in your best creepy attire and you just might win $250. This event starts is a pub crawl/costume contest and will meet at the clocktower at 7 p.m. to kick off the creepy crawly evening. Be there if you dare! Click here to learn more.
4) Carve a pumpkin
During a recent walk through the Vons in town a few weeks back, I encountered some enormous pumpkins. The size of a person! If you get a group, you could create an awesome pumpkin-carving challenge. I say a group because I don't think it's a one-man job. But hey, if you're up for a REAL challenge, you could try tackling that too.
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For only four square miles, Mammoth has a lot to see. Award-winning eateries, scenic views, and kind locals make it a town full of magic for visitors and even long-time residents. But, when all your hiking is done and you want to spend a day perusing town, where do you go? What do you do? How do you feed yourself? Us Mammoth devotees will tell you:
#1) A beautiful morning always starts with a walk. So, head up to the lakes and take a walk. Or, if you're more of a runner, go for a jog. People love walking their dogs up around the lakes and taking in the 360 degree mountain views.
#2) You've gone for your walk. Now it's time to spoil yourself. Mimi's Cookie Bar on Old Mammoth Road has a yummy assortment of cookies, cakes, and pies. You can also unwind with a cup of joe. Book with us, and you'll get an awesome coupon for this great establishment!
#3) Lunch time: CJ's Grill just down the road from Mimi's promises not to disappoint. Not only are the dishes aesthetic, but they're gourmet and never too expensive. You can get a coupon from us for CJ's too, it's year-round and in the center of town!
#4) Unwind: Sightseeing is infinite in and around Mammoth. Make the June Lake Loop to see all the nearby forest charm, catch Tioga Pass into Yosemite, and when nightfall comes, head over to the Village and delight in its beautiful lights. Magic is possible in Mammoth, come see it for yourself.
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To be perfectly honest, we're obsessed with making people happy! Above all that, so are the homeowners whose properties we have the pleasure of managing. So, when we told them all we wanted to do a 40% discount as a treat to families who do their vacation planning early, we weren't surprised to see how many jumped on board!
They love watching people take advantage of the oasis that is Mammoth Mountain: a sanctuary for hiking, biking, swimming, snowboarding, skiing, and more! So, there it is. Once a week, we'll be offering 40% off on great vacation homes. No questions asked. Check it out here.
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It can be hard to catch the ZZZ's we need when we're out and about, sleeping in a bed that's not our own after wandering around in a place that we don't know. The whole experience is exhausting, even though travel is supposed to be rejuvenating! So, how can you beat the vacay insomnia? We'll dish out some tips:
1) Keep a cool room
It's impossible to sleep when you're heating up like a swollen helium balloon on a summer's day. If you're up in the mountains, where the air is crisp and cool, heat may not usually be a problem at night. But, during the day for a nap, when it's nice and sunny, cracking open a window might help. Ceiling fans also emit a light, cool breeze without the disruptive noise and power of an air conditioner.
2) Take in some fresh air
The more productive you feel you've been, the better you'll sleep. So, a couple of hours before you get into your bedtime routine, make sure you've had a breath of fresh air to clear your mind. Or, better yet, plan yourself a day hike that's sure to get you working hard, and then you'll be ready for that hot bath and the sleep you've been missing.
3) A cup of tea or a warm beverage
Tea, hot cocoa, warm milk, you name it. Just avoid coffee! A warm beverage before bed is sure to soothe your mind and body, warming up your muscles and making them feel tingly and tired. So go on, get your eight hours, and remember...a restful night's sleep is a brighter morning ahead.
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