Springtime in Mammoth Lakes is a season of bright sun and vibrant weather with moderate
temperatures perfect for outdoor exploration. Mammoth Lakes observes warm daytimes and cold
nights during spring making it an ideal destination for seasonal experiences that grace Mammoth
Lakes for a brief but magical time each year.
Mountain Biking
The lower elevations in Mammoth Lakes are ideal for biking. The Mammoth Bike Park and Lower
Rock Creek Trail offer biking experiences with different types of difficulty levels. Catch the beautiful
sight of spring in Mammoth Lakes with the melting of snow, paving the way for wildflowers to
bloom.
Fishing in Spring
Spring is the official start of the fishing season in Mammoth Lakes with the region fully opening to
fishing on the last Saturday of April. Convict Lake, June Lake, Mono County, and Crowley Lake open
their marinas around this time providing the opportunity to cast a line and catch a deep-water trout.
Other places for spring fishing in Mammoth Lakes also include Hot Creek, the Upper Owens, Lower
Owens, or East Walker River.
Outdoor Dining
The warmer temperatures of spring signal the seasonal opening of many outdoor dining options in
Mammoth Lakes. Around this time, one of the first eateries to set up their outdoor tables on the
deck is Steller Brew. For lunch, Elixir Superfood & Juice’s patio or an outdoor happy hour margarita
at Gomez’s is a must. In spring, Mammoth Brewing Company’s outdoor seating complete with food,
drinks, and a stunning view is also a must-try.
Spring Events
Thanks to the warmer temperatures, spring is the ideal time for events and gatherings all around
town. From Mammoth Gay Ski Week in March to the culturally vibrant Pond Skim or Opening Day of
Fishing Season in April, Mammoth Lakes is brimming with a host of events to welcome the glory of
spring with open arms.
Spring Skiing
In Mammoth Lakes, spring ushers in the best time for experiencing the outdoors. Mammoth
Mountain is known for preserving the perfect texture of snow ideal for skiing in spring. Start on the
east side near The Mill, then head to Mammoth Mountain Main Lodge for the gondola ride to the
mountain peak and ski down the runs on the backside. In case you encounter too much snow on the
mountain hindering skiing, lower elevation trails around town or at Lower Rock Creek also provide
exemplary spring skiing experiences.
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