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Lakes Basin Path / Horseshoe Lake Trailhead
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Anna
June 14, 2021
You don’t have to be an experienced bicyclist to enjoy the Lakes Basin Path. The paved downhill trail is popular among all ages and abilities. Take the free town trolley up to Horseshoe Lake with your bike and ride 5.3-miles all the way back down to the village. This 5.3-mile paved multi-use path connects the North Village to Horseshoe Lake and passes many popular Mammoth Lakes destinations, such as Twin Lakes Vista, Tamarack Lodge, Lake Mamie, and Horseshoe Lake, along the way. It may be accessed at many points along its length via the Lakes Basin Trolley. The descent from Horseshoe Lake to the North Village is 1,000 vertical feet; downhill users can accelerate quickly and must control their speed. This trail is not maintained in the wintertime.
You don’t have to be an experienced bicyclist to enjoy the Lakes Basin Path. The paved downhill trail is popular among all ages and abilities. Take the free town trolley up to Horseshoe Lake with your bike and ride 5.3-miles all the way back down to the village. This 5.3-mile paved multi-use path c…
Shannon
January 14, 2020
It doesn't get any better for fishing and sightseeing.
Erica
January 7, 2020
Beautiful trail circling the lake. Excellent for a high altitude hike or mountain bike ride
Cori
June 14, 2019
Walk a half a block down to the Lakes Basin Path. From there, enjoy a ~1 mile walk or bike to the Village. You can also bike the path out to the lakes. If you don't want to walk or bike, catch one of the convenient town shuttles to your desired destination. Check visitmammoth.com for seasonal shuttle transit maps. From the Mammoth Lakes Trail System website: This 5.3-mile paved multi-use path connects the North Village to Horseshoe Lake and passes many popular Mammoth Lakes destinations, such as Twin Lakes Vista, Tamarack Lodge, Lake Mamie, and Horseshoe Lake, along the way. It may be accessed at many points along its length via the Lakes Basin Trolley. The descent from Horseshoe Lake to the North Village is 1,000 vertical feet; downhill users can accelerate quickly and must control their speed. Note: This trail is not maintained in the wintertime.
Walk a half a block down to the Lakes Basin Path. From there, enjoy a ~1 mile walk or bike to the Village. You can also bike the path out to the lakes. If you don't want to walk or bike, catch one of the convenient town shuttles to your desired destination. Check visitmammoth.com for seasonal shuttl…
Corey
January 2, 2019
Cross country ski in the winter, hike in the summer. The High Sierra at its front-country best! A 15 minute easy hike up the mammoth pass trail to Lake McLeod will bring you to a great swimming beach in the summer.
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