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By Emily Zietlow, Contributing Writer

Fine dining, picturesque lodging and activities both relaxing and adventurous are enhanced by breathtaking views of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains.

Where to Stay

  1. 1849 Condominium Rentals

    826 Lakeview Blvd, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    Fully-furnished condominiums with scenic views provide premium access to Mammoth's various recreational activities.

  2. Tamarack Lodge Resort

    1 Twin Lakes Rd, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    Since 1924, resort has offered lodge rooms and rustic cabins, though recently, renovations have been made to offer more up-to-date amenities.

  3. Edelweiss Lodge

    1872 Old Mammoth Rd, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    Old Mammoth, family-owned lodge built in 1950s offers private rooms and individual cabins.

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  4. Convict Lake Resort

    2000 Convict Lake Rd, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    Once the sight of a shootout between prison escapees and the posse pursuing them, lake resort features cabins, camping and fine dining.

  5. Double Eagle Resort & Spa

    5587 Highway 158, June Lake, CA
    Located in the bustling June Lake Loop, vacation spot offers guests relaxing, activity-filled getaways.

Where to Eat

  1. Convict Lake Restaurant

    2000 Convict Lake Rd, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    Indoor and outdoor seating at this country-French style restaurant overlook aspen trees and surrounding mountains.

  2. Erick Schat's Bakkery

    763 N Main St, Bishop, CA
    Travelers passing through Mammoth often stop at this popular destination seeking assorted breads and other sugary concoctions.

  3. Lakefront Restaurant

    Twin Lakes Rd, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    Native French chef conjures up unique game dishes in restaurant with notable wine cellar and lake views.

  4. Alpenrose Sierra Grill

    343 Old Mammoth Rd, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    Located in Mammoth's quieter section, restaurant serves up Alpine-European cuisine in mountain setting.

  5. Mono Inn

    55620 US Hwy 395, Lee Vining, CA
    Though Mono Lake doesn't sit under mountains or pine trees, this restaurant provides prime views of the lake during twilight hours.

What to Do

  1. Mammoth Mountain

    1 Minaret Rd, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    Small town bustles when temperatures drop, as skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts flock to this winter playground for fresh-fallen snow.

  2. Lake Sabrina Campground

    Hwy 168 W, Bishop, CA
    Perched on Lake Sabrina, these grounds sits at an elevation of 9,000 feet and below the mountains of Bishop Pass.

  3. Bodie State Historic Park

    Hwy 270, Bridgeport, CA
    The State of California declared this deserted ghost town from the late 1800s a State Historic Park in 1978.

  4. Sierra Star Golf Course

    2001 Sierra Star Pkwy, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    The highest golf course in California provides 18 holes with stunning views of nearby mountain peaks.

  5. Little Lakes Valley

    Rock Creek Lodge, Mammoth Lakes, CA
    The trailhead above Rock Creek Lake takes hikers on a picturesque journey along mountain streams and alpine lakes.

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