Sierra Meadows Ranch rises from the rugged terrain off the bend on Old Mammoth Road, in the Town of Mammoth Lakes, California. The ranch is nestled between Mammoth Creek along its northern and eastern edges and the wide-open terrain leading to the to the base of the towering Sherwin mountains to the south. Facing west is an unobstructed view of the entirety of Mammoth Mountain.As a true all-seasons resort, Sierra Meadows Ranch offers a diversity of activities and resources to our visitors. From the months of May through October, Sierra Meadows Ranch is an ideal location for horse boarding and equestrian activities. With seemingly endless US Forest Service trails emanating from the ranch, there can be no better location to embark upon your equestrian journey - whether for just a few hours or an entire day. Additionally, with a large training arena on the property, equestrians can exercise their horses or work on their own riding skills. For those wishing for an extended experience, boarding services are available on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Perhaps equally as popular as equestrian activities, Sierra Meadows Ranch is a favorite destination for weddings and events. With expansive meadows (perfect for intimate ceremonies large and small) and our adjoining restaurant and dining hall, there can be no better setting for that special event. Work with our staff to access resources that can help put together an amazing event. The only thing as beautiful as Sierra Meadows Ranch in the spring and summer, is the ranch during the fall and winter. With a layer of snow on the ground, nordic enthusiasts enjoy snowshoeing, cross country skiing, children’s snow play, or simply walking along Mammoth Creek as it’s waters flow through its frozen crust. Whatever the season, guests may enjoy the rental of any of our charming cabins: the Lonsdale, McGee or Crowley. Depending upon the cabin, guests can accommodate up to 6 people. With ample parking, and proximity to all Mammoth Lakes has to offer, Sierra Meadows Ranch offers it all to its visitors and guests. In Partnership with the Inyo National Forest