August 2022 Photos from Mammoth Mountain and the Eastern Sierra
Twilight Zone Trail in the Mammoth Mountain Bike Park
Seven Bridges
Grading going on at Wollys Tube Park
Ruby Lake Hike
Ski Area History at MC Station
Gravy Train at Bering Straits
Upper Cliffs behind MC Coy Station
Midtown Trail Views – Mammoth Mountain Bike Park
Midtown Trail Cross Country Section as it crosses Middle Broadway
Midtown Mountain Bike Trail at Lower Broadway
Midtown Trail Rider – Roller Coaster Section
Hiking around Lake Sabrina in the rain last week. Photo from Shannon Taylor
Erosion Lines on Cornice Bowl
New Snow Making Piping at the Stump Alley Parking Lot
Upgrading the Snow making Pond at MC Coy Station.
Downhill from off of Chair 11
Riding up discovery chair for ride down DiscoTech. This is a great warm up run for the kids and adults as well. After a couple laps jump right into Richter and you will know if you’re ready to ride down from MC Coy Station on Mid Town. #mammothsnowman #discovermammoth #mammothmountain
The original Mammoth Mountain sign still sits smack dab at the top at 11,053 Feet. You will find this sign just behind the top station. To reach the sign head to the back door and deck at the interpretive center once you reach the summit. #mammothsnowman #discovermammoth #mammothmountain
Top of the World Cliff Lines at 11,053 feet. During a big winter you can jump off these rock Cliff faces. In the Summer they offer up colors of beauty under the monsoonal skies. Right at the top you can see the original top of Mammoth sign. #mammothsnowman #discovermammoth #mammothmountain
This photo is from the very top of Mammoth Mountain, you can see the Mammoth Lakes Basin, the Sherwins and the Central Sierra Back Country. Up closer the road you see take you to off the top, skid marks and during the Winter Daves Run to the left in the photo. #mammothsnowman #discovermammoth #mammothmountain
Take the Scenic Gondola ride on the down hill side. You can see the top of Chair 5 and all the way down to the town of Mammoth Lakes. Way off in the back is Crowley. #mammothsnowman #discovermammoth #mammothmountain
Woolly’s Tube Park is getting an upgrade with a massive expansion. Look for more sledding lanes that run much longer then in the past. Eventually this will be the new home of the adventure center and all the fun mountain games they have up at Main Lodge. #mammothsnowman #discovermammoth #mammothmountain
A view of Lincoln Mountain from Davidson St
Road to Daves Run
From from the Upper Cliffs
Terrys Winter Run on August
The Mountain is looking green early August of 2022
Lodgepole Run by Chair 12
Lower Discotech Mammoth Mountain
Updating the Snowmaking Pond
Discovery Chair
Reds Lake
Looking out at chair 23 while on a Scenic Gondolla Ride.
A view off the Summit of Mammoth Mountain Looking East
The Backcountry behind Mammoth Mountain
Off the Top
Chair 14 Summer Time View
Lower Arriba near the bottom by the Outpost and Chairs 13 and 14.
Mammoth Ski Patrol Snow Study Site at 9000 Feet
The Mammoth Mountain Ski Patrol Snow Study Site is at the 9000-foot elevation. This is official location to measure snow and report the amounts back to the public. #mammothsnowman #mammothmountain #discovermammoth
Off the Top as it winds thru the Chair 14 area.
Chair 3 and West Bowl behind. Off in the distance is the top of chair 23.
Off the Top Mountain Bike Trail – About a mile from the Summit you will find this paver turn and some really great views if you stop and look around. The elevation at this spot is estimated to be around 10,600 feet.
The Outpost at Chairs 13 and 14 with Reds Lake behind and the Minarets, Banner and Ritter in the Back Ground. The Mountain Bike Trail is the very lower section of Off the Top. #mammothsnowman #mammothmountain #discovermammoth
Got to love this view from the Off the Top Mountain Bike Trail at the Mammoth Mountain Bike Park. Beyond you can see the Mammoth Crest and then well into the Central Sierra Back Country. #mammothsnowman #mammothmountain #discovermammoth
The iconic Sign at the Top of Mammoth Mountain sits at the 11,053-foot level. At 24 feet high this second addition sign gets repeatedly buried during the windy winter snow cycles. #mammothsnowman #mammothmountain #discovermammoth
Lupine at 10,500 feet on the back side of Mammoth Mountain. Found this field of flowers right smack in the middle of the Off the Top Mountain Bike Trail. These flowers are about 1/2 to 3/4 quarters of a mile from the start of the trail head.
Lupinus polyphyllus is a species in the Fabaceae (Legume) family that is native to a large part of western North America. In California it is found primarily in the Sierras and other northern mountains.
Always love this view from the Gondola Car riding up to MC Coy Station. Nothing like a early Summer morning in the Mammoth Mountain Bike Park.
