Cozy Hiker Cabins at Mammoth Lakes for JMT & PCT Treks
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight stays or longer
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; no strenuous hiking required to enjoy the cabins themselves.
Overview
Discover a comfortable retreat at Mammoth Lakes with Red's Meadow Resort's hiker cabins, perfect for JMT and PCT hikers seeking rest and community on their adventure.
Hiker Cabin PCT
Sleeps 2 • Great for JMT/PCT Hikers!
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About This Adventure
Experience the charm of our cozy hiker cabins, designed for JMT/PCT adventurers. Each cabin features comfortable bunk beds with fresh linens, creating a perfect retreat after a day on the trail. Enjoy the communal restroom and shower facilities, fostering a sense of camaraderie among fellow hikers.
We have 2 JMT/PCT hiker cabins. Each has a set of bunk beds with clean linens. These cabins do not have a restroom/shower. Guests use the public restroom and shower house facility.
Check in time is 3pm. Check out time is 11pm.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early
Hiker cabins fill up quickly during peak hiking seasons, so book well in advance to secure your spot.
Pack Light but Smart
Bring only essential gear for overnight stays since cabin space is limited, but don’t forget warm clothing for cooler evenings.
Respect Quiet Hours
Cabins have designated quiet times to help everyone recharge, so be mindful of noise after dark.
Prepare for Altitude
Mammoth Lakes sits at high elevation; stay hydrated and acclimate to avoid altitude sickness.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer frequently seen along trails
- Occasional sightings of black bears in surrounding forests
History
Red's Meadow has been a key outfitter in the Mammoth Lakes area since the 1920s, supporting hikers and packers in the Sierra Nevada.
Conservation
The resort promotes Leave No Trace principles and works closely with forest services to protect the fragile high mountain ecosystem.
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Adventure Hotspots in Mammoth Lakes
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sleeping Bag
Bring a warm sleeping bag for chilly nights even inside the cabin.
fall specific
Headlamp or Flashlight
Necessary for navigating shared restroom and shower facilities after dark.
Layered Clothing
Layers help adjust to variable temperatures from day to night.
spring specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated at altitude is critical during warm summer months.
summer specific