Location & Information

Juniper Springs Resort covered parking is for guests only.

Oversize parking is located in the lot next to Juniper Springs Resort and in front of Eagle Lodge.

Vehicles must display an approved parking tag.

Vehicles must be parked within the yellow parking lines.

Vehicles are limited to 19 feet including attachments (e.g., luggage, ski, board, and bike racks) except in spaces marked for “Extended Length Vehicles Only.” 

Only vehicles between 19 feet and 21 feet, including attachments, are permitted in designated parking spaces marked “Extended Length Vehicles Only” and must display an approved Red Tag.

Any vehicle greater than 21 feet must park at the adjoining Eagle Lodge’s exterior parking lot.

Any vehicle in violation is subject to being towed at the vehicle owner’s expense or will have an immobilizing “boot” being attached to the wheel, which requires a $100 fee to remove. 

Eastern Sierra Transport Authority (Year-Round)

Eastern Sierra Transit Authority (ESTA) offers free transportation around Mammoth Lakes with bus service to nearly every popular spot in town. Complimentary maps and schedules are available at the Front Desk. The Village is the transportation hub where you can access all bus lines via stop #90 on Canyon Blvd or the Red or Pink Line at stop #18 on Minaret Rd/HWY 203.

Hospitality Shuttle (Winter)

When available, our Hospitality Shuttle offers on-demand service to requested locations throughout town, and includes stops at our hotel properties and Vons grocery store. Call the Front Desk to inquire about service.

Village Gondola (Winter)

The Village Gondola is the easiest way to access the mountain from town. The ride is complimentary from The Village up to Canyon Lodge, and non-skiers can get out to enjoy the views of the slopes and the high-altitude atmosphere.

Bike Park Shuttle (Summer)

The Bike Park Shuttle (with bike rack) runs from The Village to the Adventure Center at Main Lodge. A valid Mammoth Bike Park ticket is required to transport a bicycle, otherwise the shuttle is free to ride.

Service to Yosemite National Park (Summer)

The Yosemite Area Regional Transit System (YARTS) offers round-trip bus transportation to Yosemite National Park from Mammoth Lakes, with multiple pickup spots and stops within the park. Schedule and fees vary. Visit Yarts.com for more information. 

Reds Meadow/Devils Postpile Shuttle (Summer)

To access all the sights in the Reds Meadow area, all visitors must ride a designated shuttle that operates mid-June through mid-September. Personal vehicles are not permitted unless the shuttle is not operating, and an entrance fee must be paid at the Minaret Vista ranger kiosk. Shuttle tickets are available for purchase at the window outside the Adventure Center, or by paying the driver directly when boarding the bus.

Taxi Services

Mammoth Cab: 760.924.CABS / International 1.760.924.2227
Mammoth Taxi: 760.924.TAXI / International 1.760.924.8294  

View additional transportation information at VisitMammoth.com.

Never Feed Wildlife

Do not leave any food or trash outside unattended.

Remove all food and scented items (such as shampoo, deodorant or lotion) from your car.

Keep your car locked.

Deposit all trash in a bear-proof trash can or dumpster and be sure to secure it afterwards.

Close and lock your windows when you leave if you’re staying on a ground floor level.

If You See a Bear

Keep your distance and enjoy it from afar.

Do not get between a mother bear and her cubs.

If in a group, never surround a bear – give it a clear escape path.

Don’t ever turn your back or run from a bear.

Make loud noises and yell, clap or bang on something to scare it away.

If you see a bear misbehaving, such as trying to get into a dumpster, vehicle, or building, call 911 immediately.

The town police and wildlife specialist are trained to handle wildlife situations.

When driving, especially at dusk or dawn, be on the lookout for animals crossing the roadway. Hitting a bear or deer can be fatal – not only to the animal, but also to car passengers.

Don’t leave pet food or bowls outside.

For more information on co-existing with wildlife in Mammoth Lakes, contact the Mammoth Lakes Police Dept. at 760.937.BEAR.