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Mammoth Lakes Trails and Public Access (MLTPA) is a 501(c)(3) public benefit corporation dedicated to trails and public access issues in Mammoth Lakes, CA, and the immediate Eastern Sierra region. We are local residents, second homeowners, and our visitors and guests from around the world, all passionate about outdoor recreation. MLTPA partners with local jurisdictions and agencies, businesses, and private donors to connect people to nature in Mammoth Lakes and the Eastern Sierra. MLTPA Vision and Mission MLTPA Board of Directors MLTPA Staff MLTPA History
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What's new with MLTPA...
MLTPA and Friends of the Inyo staff getting together on some data collection efforts.
The public comment period for the 2008 Town of Mammoth Lakes Trail System Master Plan - DRAFT has officially closed.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to submit his or her thoughts! Town staff is working hard to develop responses to each received comment, point by point, and will forward the complete set of information to the consultant team as soon as possible so they can complete the plan's final draft. We're looking at a mid-October delivery date -- stay tuned!
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What's News in Mammoth Lakes
Free Ride: The Red's Meadow Shuttle ceased service on September 3rd, which means you can drive on back there for free!
The Pickens Ranch Summer Biathlon went off without a hitch on Sunday, October 12th. Forty-seven racers came from as far away as Berkeley, Tahoe, Minden, and Los Angeles and braved chilly winds and temps to compete in this second-annual event. Check out the photos here!
Lake Mary Road Bike Path Construction Update
October 11, 2008: At approximately 5:45 p.m. on Friday, October 10, 2008, the Lake Mary Road Tunnel that provides access to the Lakes Basin and the Eagle Express Chairlift collapsed. The cause of the collapse has not been determined at this time and no injuries occurred. As a result of the collapse, Lake Mary Road is closed to vehicular traffic above Bridges Lane. Access to and from the Lakes Basin is available via Old Mammoth Road. Please download the Public Service Announcement. For more information, please visit www.visitmammoth.com.
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CAMP:
Concept & Master Planning
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PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD CLOSED
MLTPA thanks every one of you who participated in this important process, and also thanks the Sierra Nevada Conservancy for their generosity, which enabled our community to get a copy of the draft plan at no cost. Sign up for our e-newsletter (see below) to receive updates about the final draft!
MLTPA CAMP Partner Commitments
$100,000 from the Town of Mammoth Lakes
$100,000 from Mammoth Mountain Ski Area
$120,099 from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy
$25,000 from Cardinal Investments via the Developers’ Forum
$25,000 from Mammoth Crossing, LLC, via the Developers' Forum
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The Developers' Forum is a joint effort by MLTPA and the Mammoth Lakes Chamber of Commerce to engage the development community in an exchange of information regarding trails, public access, and the growth of Mammoth Lakes. Our goal is to provide timely, useful outdoor-recreation data to developers and builders as it pertains to their individual projects, and to receive from them information about how they envision trails and access to public lands within their plans. We invite all developers, big and small, to participate.
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