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Mammoth Lakes Pack Outfit
Mammoth Lakes
Checked September 11, 2026
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Things to do in Mammoth Lakes
Tours & cruises — 7 places to go in Mammoth Lakes, California. 4 of them publish a price. 1 has a verified saving right now.
Mammoth Lakes draws families with a mixed range of attractions centered on outdoor activities and recreation. The Mammoth Bike Park at Mammoth Mountain Ski Area operates the Roller Coaster Express, offering activities from late spring through early fall. LA Kings Ice at Mammoth Lakes provides an indoor ice skating facility with public skating sessions, curling, hockey programs, and learn-to-skate instruction for winter visits. For those interested in natural history, the Mammoth Museum at the Hayden Cabin occupies a historic log cabin built in the 1920s by Emmett Hayden, a renowned mapmaker of the Eastern Sierra. Beyond the town itself, Devils Postpile National Monument features a rare geologic formation of tall basalt columns that visitors can view and explore. Horseback and mule rides into the High Sierra depart from McGee Creek Pack Station, located south of Mammoth Lakes on the edge of the John Muir Wilderness. Bowling combined with mini golf, dining, and a lounge awaits at Mammoth Rock 'N' Bowl. These attractions suit different trip lengths and seasons, from a wet afternoon indoors to a full day in the mountains.
What this list covers
Mammoth Lakes has 7 places to go: Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, Devils Postpile National Monument, Mammoth Lakes Ice, Mammoth Lakes Pack Outfit, Mammoth Museum at the Hayden Cabin, Mammoth Rock 'N' Bowl and McGee Creek Pack Station.
4 of them publish an admission price, 3 publish opening hours, 1 is running a verified saving.
Every figure here was read on the attraction’s own website, most recently on September 29, 2026.
How we know these are real
Savings here are quoted from the attraction’s own website, word for word. This one, for example:
“pre-season pricing takes 22-50% off single-day tickets, and multi-day tickets of up to 30% layer on top”
Tours & cruises in Mammoth Lakes2
Ski & snow in Mammoth Lakes1
Parks & beaches in Mammoth Lakes1
Ice & roller skating in Mammoth Lakes1
Museums in Mammoth Lakes1
Bowling in Mammoth Lakes1
Free in Mammoth Lakes
One attraction in Mammoth Lakes gets you in for nothing, in the venue’s own words.
Mammoth Museum at the Hayden Cabin
The venue says: “Fees: FREE! A $5.00 donation is suggested & memberships are appreciated.”
Common questions
- How many attractions in Mammoth Lakes are running a deal?
- 1 of the 7 attractions in Mammoth Lakes currently has a verified saving, covering 17 offers in total. Each is quoted from the attraction’s own website.
- Is there anything free to do in Mammoth Lakes?
- 1 attraction in Mammoth Lakes says on its own website that admission is free. We only say free when the venue does, unqualified — a child rate priced at nothing is not a free attraction.
- What kinds of attractions are included?
- tours & cruises (2), ski & snow (1), parks & beaches (1), ice & roller skating (1), museums (1), bowling (1).
- Are these deals guaranteed to still be available?
- No. Every deal here carries the date it was last checked on the attraction’s own website and a link straight to the page it came from, so you can confirm it before you travel. Prices and offers change without notice.
- What can we do on a rainy afternoon with young kids?
- LA Kings Ice at Mammoth Lakes offers public skating sessions and learn-to-skate instruction. Mammoth Rock 'N' Bowl combines bowling and mini golf with dining and a lounge, providing indoor entertainment for several hours.
- Are there outdoor activities that don't require hiking or skiing?
- McGee Creek Pack Station offers horseback rides and mule rides into the High Sierra. The Mammoth Bike Park operates with the Roller Coaster Express running daily, and Devils Postpile National Monument features basalt columns visitors can view and explore.
- What historical or educational attractions are nearby?
- The Mammoth Museum at the Hayden Cabin occupies a historic log cabin built in the 1920s by Emmett Hayden, a renowned mapmaker of the Eastern Sierra. Devils Postpile National Monument features a rare geologic formation of tall basalt columns that visitors can view and explore.