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Mammoth Lakes’ Lakes Basin Guide

By Adleigh BriseboisPosted on October 14, 2022Posted in Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Mammoth LakesTagged Camping, family activities, Hiking, Instagrammable, Mammoth Lakes, mammoth lakes activities, skiing, tipsNo Comments

You’re never far from outdoor beauty when you visit Mammoth Lakes, and that’s thanks to the Lakes Basin. Sure, when you’re in town you can see soaring Sierra peaks from just about anywhere, but you still must hike or drive to get to them. Thanks to Mammoth’s Lakes Basin, spectacular natural beauty is just a […]

The Best Hiking Snacks

By Adleigh BriseboisPosted on September 2, 2022Posted in HikingTagged Camping, family activities, Hiking, Mammoth Lakes, mammoth lakes activities, things to doNo Comments

Hiking through the mountains surrounding Mammoth Lakes is an incredible experience that will leave you wanting to see more, but if you don’t have the right hiking snacks then you won’t have the energy to see it all! That’s why the Mammoth Bound team has made a list of the best hiking snacks to bring […]

How to Track the Red Fire in Yosemite

By Adleigh BriseboisPosted on August 19, 2022Posted in Camping, Hiking, MiscellaneousTagged Camping, Environment, family activities, Hiking, Instagrammable, Summer, things to do, Wildfire, YosemiteNo Comments

People come from all over the world to see the spectacular natural beauty in the Eastern Sierra, specifically in Yosemite National Park. Wildfires are a part of nature too, which means you need to be aware of them when visiting Mammoth Lakes or Yosemite National Park. That’s why the Mammoth Bound team is sharing what […]

Bear Safety While Staying in Mammoth Lakes

By Adleigh BriseboisPosted on July 22, 2022Posted in Camping, Mammoth LakesTagged Camping, Environment, Mammoth Lakes, Summer, WildfireNo Comments

Mammoth Lakes is a ski town with world-class resorts, restaurants, and outdoor activities. Still, it is also surrounded by untouched wilderness where bears and other wildlife roam, which is why you need to know about bear safety before visiting Mammoth Lakes! Mammoth Bound is built to help people enjoy our hometown, which is why we’re […]

Campfire Safety Tips for Beginners

By Adleigh BriseboisPosted on July 22, 2022Posted in Camping, Mammoth LakesTagged Camping, Environment, Hiking, Mammoth Lakes, mammoth lakes activities, things to do, tips, WildfireNo Comments

Camping should be a fun and relaxing way to experience nature and disconnect from daily stress. However, if you relax too much around a campfire then they can quickly turn dangerous. That’s why the Mammoth Bound team is here to share the best campfire safety tips for beginners. Read all about them below before visiting […]

Why You Need an E-Bike on Your Next Camping Trip

By Adleigh BriseboisPosted on June 17, 2022Posted in Camping, e-bikesTagged 3, Camping, e-bike, Mammoth Lakes, Mammoth Lakes Community, tipsNo Comments

Why E-Bikes Will Change Your Next Camping Trip Camping is all about getting away from the places we call home for some. If you camp to spend time together with those you love and make a few new friends in the process though, then an e-bike should be your next piece of camping gear. Here […]

5 Tips for Camping with Your Family

By Adleigh BriseboisPosted on June 10, 2022Posted in Camping, Mammoth Bound, Mammoth LakesTagged Camping, Environment, family activities, Mammoth Lakes, tipsNo Comments

Mammoth Bound is all about sharing the beautiful natural splendor in our backyard in Mammoth Lakes. One of the best ways to do that is to have families camp here and create special memories outside. To help do that, the Mammoth Bound team has listed 5 of the best tips for camping with your family […]

When is Wildfire Season in Mammoth Lakes?

By Adleigh BriseboisPosted on May 27, 2022Posted in Hiking, Mammoth LakesTagged Camping, Hiking, Mammoth Lakes, Mountain Biking, WildfireNo Comments

Here in Mammoth Lakes we’re fortunate to be surrounded by the beautiful Eastern Sierra Mountains and the wildernesses that they soar above. That’s why people flock here to ski, snowboard, hike, camp, climb, fish, or just about anything else you can do outside. However, all that wilderness and the area’s natural dry climate make wildfire […]