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Discover Mammoth Lakes Today – 1-6-2012

Not much snow in Mammoth Lakes at this time, but there is still lot’s of activities to do.

Ice Skating Rink The Town Ice Skating Rink is located across from Mammoth High School.  Get out for some safe ice skating with your family.

Lake Ice Skating if you own your own skates and you know how to gauge the ice, then get out there and skate.  This is a rare event with no snow in the Sierra at this time.

Winter Fishing check out this fresh local fish report from Tom Loe.

Mountain Biking is open on trails below 8000 feet.  Try the Shady Rest Area for some good winter riding before it snows again.  Rock Creek Canyon 20 minuets south of Mammoth Lakes is also a prime choice for riding at this time.

Town Trails are wide open and clear at this time.  Get out and take a walk or run on several miles of paved trails in and around town.  Please note the Lakes Basin Trail is closed at this time.

Shady Rest Park & Mammoth Creek Park are also open with no snow on the ground now.  Get the kids out for some fun in the park before winter sets in again.

Off Roading below the 8100 foot level all the snow and ice has melted. Trails above that are a mix of dirt, snow and ice. Now is the time to get out and explore as the weather is perfect for summer fun in winter.

Donations: We are currently in need of a lap top so we can broadcast right out of our Mobile Production Unit.  If you want to see more spot reports this will make it happen!  We are also looking for anyone who would be willing to donate a Go Pro HD set up to Discover Mammoth and MammothSnowman.com.  If you would like to help, call Snowman at 760-709-1351.