- Remember to practice leave no trace ethics while hiking and leave the wilderness as you found it.
- Panorama Dome is great a short hike with a big pay-off in views.
- To arrange your own once in a lifetime hiking trip, contact one of the experienced guides located on this page.
Overview
Nestled in the heart of the Inyo National Forest, Mammoth Lakes boasts enough hiking to keep even the most ambitious trekker busy for a lifetime. We’ve compiled a list of a few of the areas more popular destinations.
Places to go Hiking
Inyo Craters
This short 1 mile hike (round trip) brings you to the rim of the Inyo Craters. This is a great hike if you’ve only got an hour or so.
Panorama Dome
Take this one mile trip to the summit of Panorama Dome to get a breathtaking 360 degree view of the eastern Sierras.
Convict Lake
This 1.5 hour hike circles beautiful Convict Lake. This is a perfect route for someone looking for a backcountry experience without taking a ten mile walk. Along the way, stop to fish or take in views of Mt. Morrison.
Pacific Crest Trail
Head out for a few hours, a few days, or a few months on this epic 2,650 mile trail between Mexico and Canada.
Guided Tours & Rentals
If you’re looking for gear, lessons, or advice, take some time to explore the suppliers, outfitters, and shops located on this page. They provide expert advice and invaluable local's only knowledge.
Leave no Trace
When hiking or backpacking remember to always follow these leave no trace principles:
- Pack out what you pack in
- Camp at least 200 feet away from water
- Bury all human waste in a hole at least 6 to 8 inches deep, located 200 feet away from all trails, camps and water sources.
