Winter Season Parking in Mammoth Lakes
Yes, that poor, unfortunate heap of metal and plastic is a car ... Or at least, it used to be a car.
For pretty obvious reasons (need to run snowplows, to avoid overcrowding and to keep streets clear), the Town of Mammoth restricts overnight winter parking pretty severely. In fact, there are very few locations where you can park overnight. The risk if you do is that if you're lucky you'll only have a ticket. If you're unlucky, you'll return to find only part of your car once the snowplows are done. Locals love to post pics all over social media of these situations and we have plenty posted on our guide to winter parking in Mammoth. We also have a list of overnight parking lots which are safe and convenient.
Check it out here:
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Private Pilot's Tips for KMMH Mammoth Lakes, CA
If you're a private pilot, getting to Mammoth by air can save you a ton of traffic and time -- and the Sierra views from 10,000 feet are world class. But for all the obvious reasons like wind, snow, visibility, terrain and turbulence, flying into KMMH can be challenging. I interviewed my favorite pilot to get his top tips for general aviators. Because I'm me I've taken the editorial liberty of 'extending' his comments. Click here for his advice, my commentary, and more fantastic pics and videos of our Eastern Sierra flying fun.
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