June Mountain Ski Resort

June Mountain

Projected Opening: Dec 19
Projected Closing: Apr 11
Lifts: 7
Trails: 42
Skiable Terrain: 1,500 ac
Base: 7,545'
Summit: 10,090'
Vertical Drop: 2,590'
Average Snowfall: 226"

Snowfall

226"

Annual Snowfall

Nov28"
Dec31"
Jan67"
Feb65"
Mar52"
Apr9"

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Southeast of Yosemite National Park near June Lake, and down the road from Mammoth Mountain, June Mountain offers 1,500 accessible acres to skiers and riders. Seven lifts service a 2,590ft vertical rise and provide access to 35 named trails. 80% of June Mountain’s terrain is beginner or intermediate so there are three terrain parks to entertain freestylers, while backcountry tours can be taken to places such as Gnome Zone, Upper Glass Creek, San Joaquin Ridge, the Negatives, Fern Creek, Carson Peak, Devil's Slide, Four Seasons, and much more.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 19, 2026
Projected closing date
Apr 11, 2027
Projected Days Open
128
Days Open Last Year
111
Years Open
65
Average Snowfall
226"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

16%

Intermediate Runs

40%

Advanced Runs

28%

Expert Runs

16%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

2 mi

Skiable Terrain

1,500 ac

Lifts

High Speed Quads

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

The June Meadows Chalet offers complete rental and repair services, sports school, sport shop and childcare. Cafeteria style dining, cocktail bar, Stew Pot Slim's at the base of Chair J7 offers daily lunch. They don't take credit cards. Then there's the June Meadows Chalet at the top of Chair J1. Cafeteria style with indoor/outdoor seating, cocktails. June Lake has a variety of restaurants to choose from, offering a full range of cuisine types at affordable rates.

Reviews

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The problem with giving June Mountain a great review is that more people may discover this magnificent hidden gem--usually obscured by it's more famous very big brother Mammoth Mountain. I've snowboarded at Mammoth, and pretty much every other California resort, and June is my comfort mountain, in t…

Joseph Mundy

Nov 27, 2016