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Lake Mamie, the smallest of the Mammoth
Lakes, offers a wealth of photographic
opportunities with every turn. Surrounded by
towering pines and snow-capped peaks, this
serene body of water is a true visual gem.
Whether you glide across the lake in a
canoe, kayak, or stand-up paddleboard, the
experience is both peaceful and rewarding.
Despite the lake's diminutive size, its
natural beauty makes it well worth
exploring. In fact, the lack of other
boaters on the water during my visit only
added to the tranquil ambiance, making the
leisurely paddle all the more enjoyable.
Just 3.5 miles from Mammoth Lakes along Lake
Mary Road, Lake Mamie is a prime destination
for kayak anglers. With the  Department
of Fish and Game stocking over 13,000
catchable rainbow trout annually, the odds
of landing a few fish are quite favorable,
whether you're baitcasting, fly-fishing, or
spinning.
Map of Lake Mamie
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