Mammoth Winter Recreation Trails Grooming Report

Mammoth Winter Recreation Trail Grooming Update:

Updated : Thu, Mar 27, 2008 11:12 PM


A-Trail from town to the tunnel.
B-Trail All
C-Trail All
D-Trail
F-Trail
G-Trail from A-trail junction to the C-trail junction.
H-Trail All
I-Trail
K-Trail All
L-Trail
Glass Flow Nordic Trail
Shady Nordic Trail
 
Special Trail Conditions
I lost my keys on 2/4/08 in the Glass Flow parking area. Please contact me should you find a large ring of keys, thank you. 760-647-6116 Please ride in open areas only to reduce conflicts and keep open riding areas open. Thank you for your assistance. Don't forget scratchers in the mornings. There are dirt patches on many of the trails east of 395 and slopes that face south.
 
For the current avalanche forecast:
http://www.esavalanche.org

For real time tracking of the snowcat when working:
http://www.mammothnordic.com/grooming



Happy Winter Recreating!

Please ride on the far right side of the trails at all times.
The life you save may just be yours.
Plan ahead and be safe!


USFS Snowmobile Winter Recreation Map - North
USFS Snowmobile Winter Recreation Map - South


The Eastern Sierra Interpretive Association (E.S.I.A.) is a non-profit organization responsible for assisting the Inyo National Forest in providing interpretive activities and information to our visitors.

E.S.I.A. has set up the Mammoth Winter Recreation Trail Grooming Fund to assist the U.S. Forest Service in providing trail signs, trail maps, grooming reports and improved grooming of the Inyo's winter trail system.

If you would like to donate to this fund, please send your generous contribution, in the form of a check or money order, to:

Mammoth Winter Recreation Trail Grooming Fund
Eastern Sierra Interpretive Association
190 E. Yaney St.
Bishop, California 93514
(760) 873-2411

 
 
 
 
 
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