Mammoth
Lakes is a geothermal wonderland nestled in the Long Valley Caldera, one of the
largest volcanic craters in the world.
This geothermal activity fuels natural hot springs, making it a terrific
place to relax in mineral-rich waters while enjoying the views.
The
nearby Mammoth Mountain is an active volcanic peak still showing signs of
activity, with small earthquakes and sulfuric springs. It is also one of North America’s largest ski
resorts.
Surrounded
by alpine lakes, it is a fishing enthusiast’s paradise as the clear waters are
teeming with fish. Rainbow trout and
brown trout are commonly found, but some of the more unique species include
Mackinaw (Lake trout) and Kokanee salmon.
Cutthroat trout, native to the region, can also be caught in Lake
Crowley and Lake George.
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