Evolving Main
Reinventing
a Mammoth Original
Established in 1953, Mammoth Mountain has become one of the most visited ski resorts in the country and is a major destination for tourists and recreational visitors throughout California and North America.
Mammoth Mountain is planning for its future with a major investment to modernize and enhance services and facilities, to strengthen and build on its status as a premier location for winter and summer high-alpine recreation. The new plan represents an investment in the Main Lodge and associated facilities, the Town of Mammoth Lakes, and Mono County.
The Main Lodge will better serve its communities – guests, employees, residents and area stakeholders – by providing- new amenities, lodging opportunities and modern offerings to keep pace with the recreational industry and create a uniquely Californian resort that matches Mammoth Mountain’s world-class terrain and alpine experience.
The Evolving Main Plan Elements
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A first-class ski beach frontage at the base of the mountain that captures and reflects the mountain’s California vibe and heritage
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Integration of existing uses with new facilities that complement the surroundings and attract new visitors to the Eastern Sierra
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New guest amenities such as restaurants, cafes, shops, spa, and conference and event spaces
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Improved sustainability employing advanced green building practices
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A well-organized transit hub at the Main Lodge adjacent to new amenities that will maximize safety, facilitate and encourage the use of public transportation
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Publicly accessible pathways and green space that allow visitors to take in mountain views and embrace the natural setting
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Expanded recreational features creating year-round mountain activities for all ages and abilities
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This project occurs on land managed by the Inyo National Forest and the Town of Mammoth Lakes, and is subject to their approval. It will undergo analysis of environmental effects under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). There will be multiple opportunities for public engagement with those agencies to provide your input about this project. If you want to be notified about those opportunities and the status of the agency analysis, please sign up on the following website. United States Forest Service will share all subscribers’ information with the Town of Mammoth Lakes.