Resorts June-Mountain

Area Profile

June Mountain is in the Eastern Sierra peaks, past its bigger sister, Mammoth. The runs for beginners are wide open and forgiving and yet there's plenty of intermediate terrain and challenge. It's great for families, too. All the trails eventually end up at the Chalet. The skiable terrain covers 500 acres on a 2,589-foot vertical drop. The top of the mountain is 10,135 feet.

Lodging Profile

Numerous lodges, chalets, cottages, town homes, and hotels all within driving distance of June Mountain. Double Eagle Resort and Spa offers guests seclusion and on-mountain pampering.

Services Profile

The June Meadows Chalet offers complete rental and repair services, sports school, sport shop and childcare. Cafeteria style dining, cocktail bar, Stew Pot Slim's at the base of Chair J7 offers daily lunch. They don't take credit cards. Then there's the June Meadows Chalet at thet op of Chair J1. Cafeteria style with indoor/outdoor seating, cocktails. June Lake has a variety of restaurants to choose from, offering a full range of cuisine types at affordable rates.

Area Recreation Profile

June Unbound Super Pipe, on Chalet, features 16-foot walls. Cut every night during the season.

Snowboarding Profile

Three terrain parks, a super pipe, and two jib parks. Lessons and rentals available.

Cross Country Profile

Nearby Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center offers 45km of groom tracked, ski skating and snowshoeing trails.

Summer Profile

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