Berner St Parking Lot is the most accessible paid lot (across the street from the Minaret side of the Village at Mammoth, payment is via self-serve kiosks)

Public parking day-use near Village: Immediately below the Westin Monache Resort off of Hillside Drive

We are working with TOML to have increased hours of public transit to avoid the need to use a car/look for parking for each mornings startline - will announce when available

The summertime free Town Trolley has access to Village at Mammoth and operates daily, as follows (will update 2024 dates when available)

May 28 - November 18, 2023 every 30 minutes from 7:00am until 2:00am

Unless otherwise marked, vehicles may be parked overnight along city streets from May 1 through October 31 as long as they are removed from the lanes of travel

Overnight parking is prohibited in any of the public parking day-use areas around town during the summer months

Public parking day-use areas:

-Immediately below the Westin Monache Resort off of Hillside Drive

-Mammoth’s city parks, including Trails End Park, and Shady Rest Park

-Mammoth’s Welcome Center

-Mammoth’s Park and Ride located at the corner of Old Mammoth Road and Tavern Street
Paid overnight parking is available throughout the summer at the following locations: Mammoth Mountain RV Park (call for pricing), at the Berner Street Parking Lot near the Village at Mammoth (across the street from the Minaret side of the Village at Mammoth, payment is via self-serve kiosks), and the Mammoth Yosemite Airport (long term parking $8 per vehicle per night, self-service kiosks are located outside of the aviation terminal)

Ample free parking is available at Canyon Lodge (50K A6), Eagle Lodge (mile 1.65 50K/26K) and Main Lodge (50K A5 and access to Summit 26K A2/50K A4 and McCoy A3 26K via gondola) during each race respectively to cheer on runners or crew your runner

Crews/spectators are not allowed at Duck Pass Trail Head. Limited parking is available at Horseshoe Lake and recommended to carpool if you attempt to catch your runner there

Absolutely NO SPEEDING throughout town. There is no reason and if reported, at the discretion of race management, your runners may be disqualified. Our town is small and it is absolutely unnecessary to speed at any point during event weekend. This puts yourself, others, and our local wildlife at extreme risk of morbidity and mortality

Special thanks to MMSA for the subsidized rate for our event and keeping the gondola spinning an extra week just for us. Access to Summit aid station is possible through purchased gondola ticket or hiking along designated Mammoth Mountain Trail and Dragon’s Back Trail

Operating hours and prices TBD for 2024 event