Winter

• Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center is open approximately November through April. Lessons, rentals available for skiing and snowshoeing. Open your cabin door to 19 miles of groomed trails.
• Tamarack is located about five miles from Mammoth Mountain Ski Area and about 25 miles from June Mountain Ski Area.
• Winter Naturalist Tours - Learn more about your surroundings in the Eastern Sierra. Complimentary tours are held at noon on Fridays and Saturdays as well as holiday Sundays, December through April. Meet at the Ski Center. Extreme weather may cancel. More info: 760.924.5500.
• Mulled cider and wine, plus dessert is prepared daily in the lobby.
• Full Moon Tours - Join a naturalist-guided tour on cross country skis or snowshoes during winter full moons. Includes equipment, guide for the evening, trail access, a hot (non-alcoholic) beverage and dessert by the Lodge fireplace. Alcoholic beverages are available at the bar. Please call for reservations and pricing: 760.934.2442 x.7. Maximum group is 15 participants. Sorry, there are no price breaks for guests who want to use their own equipment or do not want dessert.

Summer and Fall

• Boat and canoe rentals are available at the lodge.
• Fish from Tamarack's front yard. The angling at Twin Lakes is some of the best in the Eastern Sierra. A strong stream flow assures pristine waters and an excellent food supply for the population of native brown and brook trout. The Town of Mammoth Lake's fish stocking program provides a steady supply of fish, ranging from standard-size stockers to trophy-size rainbows from nearby Alpers Ranch. When fishing season opens in April, Twin Lakes are often the first high country lakes with open water.
• Hike one of the many trails in the nearby Lakes Basin--treks range from an easy mile around Horseshoe Lake to five strenuous miles up Duck Pass.
• Sierra Star Golf Course is located nearby in the town of Mammoth Lakes. Open approximately June through October.
• Mammoth Mountain Bike Park has 90 miles of single-track trails. Ride Lakes Trail from the top of Mammoth Mountain down to Twin Lakes at Tamarack.