Lake George is the highest road-accessible lake in the Mammoth Lakes Basin. With its clear Alpine water and close-up views of Crystal Crag and the Mammoth Crest, it's one of the most scenic places in the area to paddle a kayak. There's a small marina offering watercraft rentals, sundries and a boat ramp for easy put-in. There are a number of trails that start at Lake George, so the parking area can be crowded. But the lake itself is generally quiet and peaceful, with great potential for wildlife viewing along the shore, from bears and deer to bald eagles and osprey, and good fishing if you're so inclined.
Kayaking on Lake George
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Experience Checklist
- Camera
- Kayak
- Kayak Paddle
- Knowledge and understanding of local conditions
- Local bird guide
- Personal floatation device(s)
- Practical shoes
- Spray Skirt
Public Services
Experience Information
- Trail Length
- 1.0 miles
- Trail Surface
- Water
- Duration
- Less than 4 hours
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This experience is accessed from the Lake George Trailhead.
*Note that not all facilities are accessible via public transit.
Related Trails
Coldwater-George Trail
2.9 mi
- Surface: Sand
Mammoth Crest Trail
7.2 mi
- Surface: Soil
Related Trails
Trail | Length (mi) | Surface | Activities and Services |
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Coldwater-George Trail | 2.9 | Sand | |
Mammoth Crest Trail | 7.2 | Soil |
Related Destinations
Lake George
- Hours/Season: Store: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., summer only | Year Round
Lake George Campground
- Hours/Season: All day | Fall Summer
Related Destinations
Destination | Activities and Services |
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Lake George | |
Lake George Campground |