MAMMOTH LAKES, Calif.,
June 27, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/
-- With summer festivals commencing July 4th weekend and continuing through Labor
Day, Mammoth Lakes, California,
offers a hot travel destination for music lovers of all genres,
beer enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. And while sipping and
listening among the pines there's no better place to stay than the
elegantly rustic Sierra Nevada Resort & Spa.
Located in the heart of town within walking distance of
restaurants, shopping, those crystal-clear alpine lakes and, most
importantly, the music, the resort recently received "cool place
for warm summer days" kudos from Whole Life Times.
Nothing says summer like listening to live concerts outdoors
amid stunning scenery with a cold drink in hand, and Mammoth Lakes has no shortage of options for
just that, including these five music festivals scheduled for
summer 2019:
Mammoth Jazzfest
July 5-6, 2019
Non-ticketed
and free for all, Jazzfest focuses on a collaboration of
contemporary, fusion, Latin and other genres of
jazz. http://www.mammothjazzfest.org
Jazz by the Creek
July 7, 2019
This outdoor
live concert features world-acclaimed musicians under the stars at
the Mammoth Lakes' historic Hayden
Cabin. https://www.mammothmuseum.org/jazz-by-the-creek
Mammoth Festival of Beers and
Bluesapalooza
August
1-4, 2019
With over 60 craft breweries
and cideries pouring more than 150 beers and ciders from around the
country, this is the largest craft beer and music festival in the
region, featuring more than 20 bands on two stages performing
blues, rock, R&B and
soul. http://mammothbluesbrewsfest.com/
Mammoth Rocks & A Taste of the
Sierra
August 23-24,
2019
Admission is free for this
roundup of performances by tribute bands, all of which have won
numerous awards and are recognized as gifted musicians and great
entertainers. http://mammothrocks.com/
Mammoth Rock N' Rye
August 30-September 1,
2019
As part of Outside on the
Eastside—celebrating arts, culture and recreation—Mammoth Rock N'
Rye offers three days of free live music, two tasting events from
30+ distilleries and endless
fun. http://mammothrocknrye.com/
And with all that music on tap, there's no reason to stay
anywhere other than downtown close to the action. The Sierra Nevada
Resort in the jaw-droppingly gorgeous Mammoth Lakes area is ideally situated
downtown, a few minutes from festivals by car or trolley. The
lodging also sits mere minutes from such surrounding natural
wonders as Devils Postpile National Monument, as well as Convict,
Crowley and Mono lakes, and
Yosemite National Park.
Resort guests are treated to the country-cozy mountain-lodge
ambience of the friendly and attentive Sierra Nevada Lodge, with
its hand-hewn alpine lobby bar featuring oversized fireplaces and
hand-woven rugs. Overnight options for the 149-room resort include
comfortably appointed lodge rooms, as well as the extensively
remodeled fireplace suites – with their king-sized beds,
resort-style kitchens accented by granite countertops, deep-soaking
tubs in bathrooms with heated floors and toilet seats, and
sink-into-soft leather chairs – and, perfect for groups, the
spacious condo-style chalets, each one a luxurious bi-level
townhome accommodating 8-10.
On-site dining at SNR represents three distinct culinary
experiences and an award-winning wine program. The stylishly
rustic Rafters
Restaurant serves innovative takes on seasonally
inspired New American cuisine, while Jimmy's
Taverna – named a "mountain retreat taking wine
to new heights" by Wine Spectator – specializes in
Mediterranean-inspired fresh seafood and wood-grilled meats, and
the Red Lantern offers
traditional Chinese cuisine in a richly styled space.
Rates at Sierra Nevada Lodge & Spa during the summer months
start at $129 for lodge rooms
midweek, $209 weekends (based on
availability; taxes and resort fees not included).
About Sierra Nevada Resort &
Spa
Located in the heart of Mammoth Lakes, California, near Mammoth
Mountain and convenient to Devils Postpile National Monument and
Yosemite National Park, the
149-room Sierra Nevada Resort & Spa includes 15 fireplace
suites and six three-bedroom chalets. Named a "California's best ski resort and inn" by L.A.
Biz, the hotel offers pampering amenities including heated bathroom
floors and toilet seats, soaking tubs, large waterfall showers,
kitchenettes, fireplaces, and real leather lounge chairs as well as
an on-property full-service spa and three distinctive restaurants.
For additional information,
visit http://www.thesierranevadaresort.com.
SOURCE Sierra Nevada Resort & Spa