June Mountain

June Mountain

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Standing proudly in the Eastern Sierra at 10,090 feet, June Mountain embraces visitors with 1,500 acres of diverse terrain and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Known for its uncrowded slopes and stunning Ansel Adams Wilderness views, the resort has cultivated a special place in California skiing since 1961. June's intimate character makes it particularly appealing for families and those seeking a genuine mountain experience away from the usual crowds.

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Elevation: 2645m / 8678ft

Seven lifts serve June Mountain's varied terrain, providing access to 41 named runs across 2,590 vertical feet. The lift system is thoughtfully arranged in a unique "upside-down" format, with the base area starting at mid-mountain. This distinctive layout opens up expansive terrain choices from gentle learning areas to challenging chutes and bowls. The J1 chairlift journey itself offers breathtaking views of the Sierra peaks and the Mono Basin's volcanic landscape.

June Mountain Lift System
Total Ski Lifts = 7
Quad Chair
2
Quad Chair
Double Chair
4
Double Chair
Surface Lift
1
Surface Lift

June Mountain Resort Elevation

10089ft3075mResort Summit2543ft775mVertical Drop7546ft2300mResort Base
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Trails

Total Runs

43

Total Area

1500 ac

607.0 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner
16%
Intermediate
40%
Advanced
28%
Expert
16%
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Location

Situated just 20 minutes north of Mammoth Lakes, June Mountain provides an authentic California mountain experience in the heart of the Eastern Sierra. The drive from Los Angeles takes about five hours through some of California's most dramatic landscapes. The mountain's location near the historic town of June Lake adds to its charm, offering visitors a genuine taste of Sierra mountain culture with local restaurants, shops, and lakeside activities.

June Mountain

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Season Info

Operating from mid-December through mid-April, June Mountain benefits from the Eastern Sierra's legendary snowfall, averaging 250 inches annually. The high-altitude location ensures excellent snow preservation, while the mountain's varied aspects offer outstanding conditions throughout the season. Spring brings the Eastern Sierra's famous bluebird days, perfect for exploring June's wide-open bowls and scenic groomers.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

12/20/2024

Closing Day

4/13/2025

Days Open

115

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Annual Snowfall

Metric

6.35m

635cm

Imperial

20.8ft

250in

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