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Mammoth Trails

Mammoth Trails is a new confederation of outdoor recreation user groups in Mammoth Lakes who have come together to collaboratively address recreation opportunities, issues, and stewardship in our community.

Are you part of an organization that should be a member of Mammoth Trails? Download the Mammoth Trails Charter to see if Mammoth Trails looks right for your group, club, agency, or enterprise. Send us if you have further questions.

MAMMOTH LAKES TRAIL SYSTEM COORDINATING COMMITTEE (MLTS CC) PAGE LIVE!

MLTPA has created a special MLTS CC page to host the Committee's agendas, minutes, meeting schedule, and contact information. Click here to check it out!

MLTPA presented its fifth-quarter report on the Mammoth Lakes Trail System to the Town of Mammoth Lakes Recreation Commission on Tuesday, May 8, 2012. To watch a recording of the slideshow (complete with audio),
click here.

To watch a recording of the fourth-quarter report, click here; for quarter three, click here; for quarter two, click here; for quarter one, click here. To access complete reporting on the Measure R-funded MLTPA/TOML Master Agreement, and related documents, click the MLTS image above. Our next presentation will be given at the July 2012 Recreation Commission meeting.

Learn more about our Mammoth Lakes Trail System, from planned projects to powerful partnerships! Click here to visit the MLTS Reference Documents page.

The Town of Mammoth Lakes has published the final adopted draft of the Trail System Master Plan! To download a copy, click here.

Want to get involved in local trails planning, building, and stewardship? You're in luck! Contact us at to find out how you can participate, or sign up for our e-newsletter in the gray box to the left.

MAMMOTH LAKES OUTDOOR RECREATION CALENDAR

May/June 2012

Ongoing: High Sierra Triathlon Club "Ease Back into Swim" Workouts, Snowcreek Athletic Club

Through June 10: "Roundup at the Lake" Convict Lake Spring Trout Derby begins

Through June 18: 50 Days of Fishmas

May 13: Sierra Club Lower Spark Plug Mine Hike. Meet at Mammoth Lakes Union Bank parking lot at 8 a.m. or 9 a.m. at the parking area at the White Mountain Ranch road, about 20 miles north of Bishop on Route 6.

May 15: Sierra Club Program: SNARL Lecture by Dr. Brandon Browne, "Mighty Mammoth: Geological Insights into Eastern Sierra's Most Majestic Volcano," 7 p.m., Green Church

May 15: Friends of the Inyo Open House in celebration of stewardship season, 5-7 p.m., Bishop

May 16: Sierra Club Highway Cleanup. Meet at 8 a.m. at Crestview area, 5 miles N of Mammoth on US HWY 395.

May 17: Mammoth Trails regular meeting, 4-5:30 p.m., Mammoth Lakes Library

May 19: Skier X Camp with Johnny Teller

May 19: Sierra Club XC Ski Outing, 9 a.m.

May 20: Sierra Club June Lake/Reverse Peak Snow Ponds Hike. Meet at Mammoth Lakes Union Bank parking lot at 9 a.m. Dogs OK.

May 23: MLTS Coordinating Committee meeting, 3 pm., Suite Z

May 26: Memorial Day Madness at Mammoth!

May 26: Speed Race Camp with US Ski Team Members

May 27: Sierra Club/Friends of the Inyo Bodie Hills Hike. Meet at 8 a.m. at Mammoth Lakes Union Bank parking lot or at 9 a.m. at US Hwy 395 and 270. No dogs.

May 28: Mammoth Mountain Ski Area Closing Day

June 2: National Trails Day

For more information, visit the Town of Mammoth Lakes calendar page.