Grand Havens Resort Lodging

Staying hydrated is an important part of recreating outdoors, but single-use plastics don't have to be a part of your adventures. Help Ban the Bottle in Mammoth Lakes by signing our petition to eliminate the sale of single-use plastic water bottles in town. https://bit.ly/37du0Ae

Don't miss 2019's Borrego Springs desert bloom. Significant fall and winter rain is expected to bring a spectacular spring display. Flowers should begin to appear in February and view through March. Book our new property Su Casa at Borrego in the heart of Borrego Springs. This property is a beautiful 2 bed/2 bath/den that sleeps up to 6 on one acre of professional desert landscape with lots of parking suitable for an RV surrounded by mountain views. Bring the family. Small dog friendly. Cable TV and free Wi-Fi. Click here to book Su Casa at Borrego: http://grandhavens.com/details.aspx?PropertyID=289038 A few Roadrunner Club senior 55+ resort rentals still have availability for a 14 night minimum.

We've emerged from the storm of the season with up to 11 FEET of fresh snow @MammothMountain. You heard that right, 11 FEET in 4 days. Now is the time to #VisitMammoth because the skiing and riding are going to be all time! #skicalifornia #catchthewinterwave The sun is out and the stoke is high. Up to 11 FEET of fresh snow fell @MammothMountain in the past four days. Needless to say, you should be here to experience the amazing conditions of #Februburied! #visitmammoth #skicalifornia Book Sierra Megeve 29: http://grandhavens.com/details.aspx?PropertyID=229895

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For Immediate Release - June 15, 2016 Deanna Dulen, 760-934-2289 (Devils Postpile National Monument) Deb Schweizer, 760-873-2427 (Inyo National Forest) Reds Meadow Road to Open this Weekend The Reds Meadow Road will open on Saturday, June 18th at 7:00 am. With a snow pack closer to average conditions, the seasonal opening date for 2016 is closer to an average opening date. In the past few years, the Reds Meadow Valley has opened at unusually early dates due to warm and dry co...nditions. The Reds Meadow area is a popular recreation destination for visitors and locals alike and provides access to the Devils Postpile National Monument, trailheads that access the John Muir Trail and destinations such as Agnew Meadow, Thousand Island Lakes, Rainbow Falls, and the Minarets. Fishing, camping, horseback riding, and the Reds Meadow Resort are also popular with visitors. Employees with the Inyo National Forest and Devils Postpile National Monument have been working to clear snow and trees from roads, trails, and campgrounds as well as repairing potholes, and ensuring that water and sewer systems are in working order. The high level of tree mortality that the Mammoth Lakes area is experiencing is complicating the road opening process as numerous hazard trees have been removed along the road corridor and in campgrounds. The Devils Postpile National Monument opens with the road. Potable water and flush toilets will be available in Reds Meadow. Potable water may not be available in Devils Postpile, but is anticipated to be available in the near future. The mandatory Reds Meadow Shuttle Bus, operated by the Eastern Sierra Transit Authority, will run daily starting on June 18th. Only exception vehicles will be allowed to drive into the Reds Meadow Valley. The Fern/Beck Trailhead will remain closed while necessary maintenance and repairs are completed. Overnight hikers can use the Devils Postpile Trailhead instead and overnight parking permits will be available at the Devils Postpile Ranger Station for permit holders. The roads in the Reds Meadow Valley are narrow and visibility is limited. All vehicles should use caution on both the Reds Meadow and Devils Postpile roads. For more information about Devils Postpile National Monument, visit nps.gov/depo, or contact Devils Postpile at 760-934-2289 or at [email protected]. See more

The Mountain Town Flurry The film festival, skiing, mountain biking and golf seasons converge this Memorial Day week! Beginning May 25, the 2nd annual Mammoth Lakes Film Festival will begin their 5-day event. To get you ready, we have a Facebook Live Broadcast scheduled with the MLFF director Shira Dubrovner next Wednesday at 12pm PST. Here’s your chance to ask questions about the festival and see why it’s an event you won’t want to miss....Continue reading

The Mountain Town Flurry Visit Mammoth has launched a new website, and you have to see it to still not totally believe it. Get inspired, use it for your upcoming mountain adventure, and dream of your next vacation to Mammoth Lakes. Take a look. If you are planning a trip this weekend, don’t forget the skis, fishing poles and golf clubs. The Mono County Fishing Opener was a success with big fish, new stories and a little bit of snow. Old Man Winter had to come out and get his ...Continue reading

The Official Newsletter of Mammoth Lakes Tourism January 19, 2016 This Week in Mammoth Lakes: January 19, 2016 Let the flips, spins, and Ooos and Ahhs begin! The U.S. Grand Prix at Mammoth Mountain is about to kick off and it's bringing lots of excitement to Mammoth Mountain. If you can't make it to the events, you will be able to watch it on NBC from the comfort of your own couch. The competitions start on Thursday with the freeski halfpipe qualifiers followed by the snowbo...Continue reading

The Official Newsletter of Mammoth Lakes Tourism January 05, 2016 This Week in Mammoth Lakes: January 5, 2016 The biggest storm of the season is currently hitting Mammoth Lakes and has the potential of bringing 4 FEET of snow by Friday, January 8! Get ready for epic skiing and riding this week on Mammoth Mountain's 3,500 acres of incredible snow. The holidays were wintery white and the new year started off with a surprise storm last Saturday bringing 3-6" of new snow on top ...Continue reading

This Week in Mammoth Lakes: December 1, 2015 It's time to burn off that holiday feast, so what's better than hitting the slopes to do so? Mammoth Mountain is now operating 14 out of the 28 chair lifts and there's access to about 80 open trails. The holiday fun continues this Friday with the reintroduction of UllrFest to Mammoth Lakes. The UllrFest is a celebration to the winter Queen and King to pray for a good snow year. The event starts at 5pm and will be held in the Footlo...Continue reading

The Official Newsletter of Mammoth Lakes Tourism September 15, 2015 This Week in Mammoth Lakes: September 15, 2015 Spend the weekend outside exploring. The trees in Mammoth Lakes have been preparing for their grand finale of the year, head on up to Lake George, Twin Lakes or Mammoth Creek to catch the pre-show. Bright shades of orange, yellow and green can be viewed at the northwest end of Lake George. As the nights cool off, your chances of catching fish increases, making yo...Continue reading

This Week in Mammoth Lakes: June 30, 2015 Celebrate Fourth of July in Mammoth Lakes this weekend. Beginning at 7am on Saturday, July 4th, grab a hearty, all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast sponsored by the Lion's Club. At 10:10am, registration for the much-loved Footloose Freedom Mile starts. The Mammoth Lakes 4th of July Parade begins at 11 a.m. This year's theme is "No Small Adventure." After the parade, check out the fine arts and crafts show at Footloose Sports. Enjoy an af...Continue reading