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Yes. Mammoth Mountain offers some of the best spring skiing in the Sierra Nevada and in the world. With over 400 inches of annual snowfall, Mammoth is open top to bottom in the spring. After lunch, those icy spots have usually softened to perfect corn for an afternoon of freeskiing - time to use your new found skills!
Yes. June Lake is a short drive away where you will find water activities. There are many alpine lakes in the area, most suitable for watersports. You'll find boating, standup paddleboarding, and other watersports. These lakes are all alpine lakes and offer beautiful views along with nearby spring-time snowmelt waterfalls.
The mornings are filled with ski coaching, focused on skill improvement. All campers are placed in similar ability groups, learn drills and skills which are later honed in the race course. Courses are set commensurate with ability levels of the groups and race training is focused on Giant Slalom and Slalom training. Everyone is there to cheer you on, from novice to experts.
Mammoth Lakes is home to several massage therapists. YELP!® is a great place to find one. Mammoth Mountain Inn is a full service resort hotel with a heated swimming pool, one outdoor hot tub and three indoor hot tubs. Reward yourself with a nice soak in the California sunshine with spectacular views of the mountain. Or you might opt to head to town or Double Eagle Resort at June Lake for a day at the spa, shopping, and just rest and relaxation.