Mammoth Mountain & Mammoth Lakes

This one-week California road trip started with driving through Kern County and Lone Pine on the first day, arriving at Mammoth Lakes in the afternoon. We stayed at The Westin Monache Resort, which has an excellent location in the heart of Mammoth Lakes town. It's very cool here in summer, making it a perfect vacation spot. We booked a high-floor suite, ideal for family stays. During our four-day, three-night stay, we explored Mammoth Mountain and Mammoth Lakes, creating wonderful memories. Below is the inspired AI-written text: Ultra-niche skiing paradise! Mammoth Lakes + Mono County 4-day in-depth tour❄️ Fewer crowds, stunning views, and excellent snow quality—this itinerary is absolutely amazing 🚗 Itinerary DAY1: 📍 Check in at The Westin Monache Resort, Mammoth A super comfortable ski resort hotel at the foot of Mammoth Mountain with 3 hot tubs for ultimate relaxation🛁 📍 Twin Lakes Vista Point The sunset view at Twin Lakes Vista Point is breathtaking—every phone snap is wallpaper-worthy📸 DAY2: 📍 Twin Lakes Forest Chapel A stunning little chapel hidden in the forest⛪ Looks like a fairy tale after snowfall 📍 Top of the Sierra Interpretive Center The best viewpoint of the Sierra Nevada—don't miss the cable car ride🚠 📍 Mammoth Lakes Perfect for snow activities when frozen—ice fishing is super fun🎣 DAY3: 📍 Upper Panorama Gondola Building The panoramic gondola experience is awe-inspiring with 360° mountain views 📍 Hole in the Wall A natural wonder with fantastic hiking trails perfect for photos🥾 📍 Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort Top 3 ski resort in the US🎿 Suitable for all levels from beginner to expert DAY4: 📍 Twin Lakes Trails Beautiful snow trails perfect for beginners with healing views 📍 Mammoth Lakes Pack Outfit Super fun snow horseback riding experience🐎 Advance booking recommended ⚠ Practical Tips 1. Must bring windproof face masks! The mountain winds are strong 2. Renting a car is recommended as attractions are far apart 3. December-March is peak ski season—book early to save 4. High altitude—remember sun protection and warmth