Really easy to get to, no mosquitos, and not crowded at all. An older gentleman there who I think…read morewas an off duty park Ranger or something told us all about the fault, cases of people falling in, and what to look out for, etc. He said it's more impressive looking from the other side of the main road (going from Mammoth Lakes to Mammoth Mountain), though we couldn't find any signs or trailheads for this part afterwards. Nonetheless this is a pretty neat, quick stop with no hike required to get to it.

I recently stopped by this earthquake fault to check it out while in the Mammoth area. It was easy…read moreto find, and parking was easy. Based on the photos, I was expecting this to be more like a cliff with a tall crack in it. In reality, it's more like a very long ditch. If you're into geology, or if you're super impressed by thinking about the earth splitting open, then maybe you should check this out. Personally, I wasn't very moved by this experience. If you didn't know that this was an earthquake fault, then there would be nothing impressive about it. It's just a very long gorge that is kind of deep in some places. I'm not sure if rappelling into the fault is allowed, but I thought it would be interesting to get a closer up view of some of the rocks and pools on the bottom. Honestly not really worth driving out of your way to see this unless you happen to be a geology fanatic, or are just dead set on seeing every possible sight near Mammoth.

Playground is really nice. Lots of equipment for big and little kids. Plus you can watch the people…read moreusing the skate park. Like a lot of playgrounds, the equipment is often wet in the morning so bring towels.

Most beautiful park ever! Surrounded by mountains and a super positive environment…read more It had 3 bowls 1 huge bowl with multiple transfers and roll ins. A bowl in the middle with a 8 foot drop and a 15 foot drop A small pool in the far corner that has a vert 3 foot drop and 8 foot drop on the other side It has a street section with rails, stairs, and drops And a 3 foot half pipe in the back section This park is intimidating at first but is great for all levels! Not very many people are there during the day but It gets very busy around 5- sunset

Came here specifically to ride the mountain coaster. The…read morehost and other staff were helpful in figuring out what kind of ticket or pass would be good for our group. My younger one barely met the height limit (38 in) so we were not sure if he would be able to enjoy all/most of the other attractions. The mountain coaster was fun for all of us. We ended up doing it twice. The price to "re ride" is lower. We paid about half the amount to ride it again. Would recommend coming here if you have kids who meet the height limit.

Came to Wooly's and had such a fun time. The kiddos did a package where they can do snow tubing,…read morecoaster, snow play and it was fun. Tip: They have a bar for the adults and would recommend to arrive early so you have enough time to do all the fun stuff. It does get crowded so plan ahead. Totally worth it.

This was the first year we attended the Fireman's BBQ. It's a fund raiser by buying raffle tickets…read morehaving the money go to June Lake Fire Department. The big prize is a boat and trailer. They had so many prizes, $1.00 per ticket. You didn't win just one prize, you could win four or more depending on the worth of them. It was a great turn out. The food was outstanding. BBQ brisket, potato salad, beans and two rolls. The kids had a great time with two playgrounds, and a bounce house. We will definitely be back next year. We got there at 12:30 and it was pretty crowded then. The time is from 12:00-4:00. Parking is difficult, you may end up walking a bit, it's worth going.

One of many of the beautiful lakes in this area. Haven't had a whole lot of luck with fish in this…read morelake but fish are caught here. Either way this spot will be another place to throw all your worries to the side and enjoy the great outdoors. Spectacular views just like most lakes in the area. If your plans are to stop here you won't be disappointed!

The southern tufa area has some of the most spectacular formations on the lake. You can't see them…read morefrom the parking area however a short 1 mile walk down a path gives you an awesome view. Yes, it is 5 miles off of the 395 but worth the drive and walk if you have your America, the beautiful pass you'll be able to use it when you park otherwise cost is three dollars a person

This is one of a kind lake . It was formed by underground fresh water . The lime stone formations…read moreare unique. When I first visited this lake many years ago, the lake was a lot bigger than now . We came around 5:30'pm amd the sun was setting . We saw the orange cloud in different shade and golden sun beam was reflected on the lake and he cloud at the same time . It was magical ! I am sad today to find out most of the lake water was re directed to Los Angeles area for other uses . The lake has shrink and the water becomes super salty . That affects the tiny shrimps that live inside the lake , the algae and the seabirds that eats the creatures that live in the water . I hope the situation would improve soon . We create a new problem to solve the existing problem.

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would! Pokonobe Marina has to be one of the most beautiful…read moreplaces in Mammoth. Shane, Dylan and the rest of the staff are always so accommodating and friendly. There isn't a better place to rent a pontoon, throw in your pole and take in the fresh air. We visit a couple times a year and we always look forward to their warm welcome. See you all soon!

Horrible, boat stopped working and the man was very arrogant talking about we should have known how…read moreto start a boat. We will be filing dispute for loss of use as boat stopped working, full $150 will be returned.

Parker lake is a little trail that's a hidden gem just off the side of June Lake. It's an easy high…read morewith just a few hundred elevation gain. It has lots of shaded area on trail, a small creek stream, once to the lake it's a beautiful site to take in. Great for a beginner overnight backpacking trip. Great fishing and a dog friendly trail.

I hiked almost 4 miles on Parker lake trail with 640 feet elevation gain and it was a beautiful…read morehike! You have to drive a few miles on a dirt road to get to the trailhead but it's passable for a sedan. No fees or recreation passes needed. The hike starts uphill for a bit with great views of the mountains, then you hike along a creek amongst apsen trees, and at the end you get to Parker lake where it was super windy.

So this lake is one that very few people know about. However it is a super easy hike to say the…read moreabsolute least. Once you get to the lake, you will be at a place that very few people know about, let alone have ever seen. It is a great pristine lake that is fun to fish at, swim at if you are open to super cold water. It is mostly filled with mountain run off. I have never had a bad time at this lake. Heck as a kid I would come here with my parents and grand parents to get out of town and into nature. The only way up here is basically mountain bike, horseback, or afoot. I have always come here on foot and loved it. A lot of the Mammoth locals come here as a nice way to get out of town and be completely in nature while being a short hike away. This particular lake is filled with great memories for me. I took my daughter here for the first time this summer. She loved it. Heck we even found a trio of deer in the brush on the way down the hill. She was super excited about it. We even made it within bowshot of the deer but were just there to trek. Regardless, nature abounds in this close but remote spot. ;) I dare you to hit it up if you can find it and you dare... Hint: park at the Horseshoe Lake lot and head up the hill a mile or mile and a half and boom... there it is ;)

Special Thank you to Tom for fencing our swimming pool. The fence is secure. It's easy to put back…read moretogether. Highly recommend. Tom is professional and reliable.

Best review I've written and didn't spend a dime. Thomas spent many hours of his valuable time…read morehelping me determine if a tension attached pool cover would fit in my yard. I have a small pool, small yard and limited concrete space for anchors. Him going back and forth with the manufacturer, analyzing my photos and calculating measurements was all in good faith not knowing whether or not I could become a customer. Customer service is not dead folks. Valley Pool Guard is the best choice.