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Skiable area
6.1 km²
Larger than 69% of resorts with data
Groomed runs
41 km
Less piste km than 62% of resorts with data
Vertical drop
668 m
Less vertical than 71% of resorts with data
Skiable vertical
No data available
Base elevation
2,300 m
Higher base than 90% of resorts with data
Top elevation
3,089 m
Higher peak than 84% of resorts with data
Lifts●
7
Fewer lifts than 85% of resorts with data
Avg annual snowfall●
635 cm
More snow than 77% of resorts with data
Season length●
114 days
Shorter season than 79% of resorts with data
Day pass●
USD 199
Full-price adult walk-up lift ticket for one day in high season. Most seasonaires never pay this — it is here as a measure of how the resort prices itself.
Pricier day pass than 92% of resorts with data
Season pass●
USD 1,109
Full-price adult season pass. Staff passes are usually free or heavily discounted, so this is what a guest pays, not what you would.
Pricier season pass than 60% of resorts with data
Nearest airport●
RNO — Reno, NV
Airport distance●
38 km
Closer than 93% of resorts with data
Avg monthly salary○Beta
USD 2,100
No resort-specific wage data yet
Net take-home per month for an entry-level seasonaire job, after tax. Where no resort-specific figure exists this falls back to a national average.
Higher pay than 62% of resorts with data
Avg monthly rent●Beta
USD 2,250
Asking rent for a whole one-bedroom or studio flat on the open local market. It is not what most seasonaires pay: a shared room in a flat or in staff housing is typically a half to a third of this. Treat it as the ceiling, not the going rate.
More expensive rent than 86% of resorts with data
Weekly groceries●Beta
USD 74
Supermarket food for one person for a week, self-catering. Excludes eating out, alcohol and household goods.
More expensive groceries than 58% of resorts with data
Price of a beer
No data available
Nightlife●
1.0/10
Quieter than 98% of resorts with data
Staff accommodation
No data available
Beginner-friendly●
1.0/10
Less beginner-friendly than 99% of resorts with data
Gnarliness●
3.3/10
Tamer than 83% of resorts with data
Groomed vs off-piste◐
4.0/10
More groomed than 61% of resorts with data
Backcountry access◐
3.0/10
Less backcountry than 83% of resorts with data
Data collected August 2026
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June Mountain is Mammoth Mountain's quieter sibling; same Eastern Sierra snow and a genuinely big vertical drop for its size (about 2,545ft), but a fraction of Mammoth's crowds since most visitors default to the bigger name next door. Terrain suits intermediate-to-advanced riders well, with less beginner-specific infrastructure than Mammoth.
June Lake itself is a small, quiet mountain town with basic everyday amenities, a real local feel, and none of Mammoth Lakes' bigger apres-ski or nightlife scene, though Mammoth Lakes is a short drive away when you want it. Cost of living tracks the wider Eastern Sierra, cheaper than many California resort towns but not cheap outright.
On the Ikon Pass network, June works well for a seasonaire who wants genuine Sierra terrain without Mammoth's scale of tourist traffic. Staff numbers are smaller and the community tighter-knit than at Mammoth; it suits someone who wants quieter mountain living with Mammoth's bigger town still reachable on days off.
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Size & terrain
Middling
Snow & season
Middling
Terrain style
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