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Name: Brock Thoman |
Phone 1: (760) 935-4556 |
Fax: (760) 935-4122 |
Phone 2: (888) 588-6269 |
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Mammoth Lakes, California, United States
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Rentals Bed and Breakfast |
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3 |
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3 |
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6-7 |
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| Handicap Accessible: |
Yes |
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No |
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No |
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Relax at 7,000 feet, in the heart of California's glorious High Sierra Mountains where the soothing sounds of flowing water and gentle breezes in the pines, the crystal clear sky and sparkling starry nights, blend into an enchanting and memorable experience.
Situated between Bishop and Mammoth Lakes, on the eastern side of California's High Sierra Mountains, is the quiet and secluded wilderness estate of Rainbow Tarns. Located just one mile from the tiny community of Tom's Place, you enter into a wonderland with green meadows (complete with grazing sheep), rugged high desert hillsides and finally, enchanting meadow ponds (tarns) shaded by Aspens, Willows, Poplars and Pine trees. Feel free to visit the pages in this site, then indulge yourself by visiting us in person.
Rainbow Tarns Bed & Breakfast is truly a unique experience. It has a rustic quality that is right out of the Old West, complete with wagon wheels and rawhide rockers on the porch. The great room (shown above), with its log walls, stone fireplace and vaulted log-trussed ceiling was the original log cabin built back in the 1920's. The ponds were used as a "u ketch'm" trout farm for many years and in the spring, Rainbow trout from nearby Crowley Lake still pass through the ponds to spawn.
Choose between 3 bedrooms, each decorated in its own unique style and each with its own attached private bath. All rooms feature the added luxury of down comforters and pillows. Rainbow Tarns Bed & Breakfast has become a favorite romantic destination for weddings, honeymoons and anniversaries.
The Rainbow Room presents an air of romance with its tiffany lamps, antique furnishings and queen-size brass bed. A double whirlpool tub provides for warm intimate bathing.
The Gemini Room has an outdoor, mountain lodge styling. Its queen-size bed and its bathroom, with a single whirlpool tub surrounded by a garden skylight, provides the ultimate luxury after a long day of exploring.
Grandma's Room provides a cozy country feel with a wall of family photos and a skylight for gazing at stars through the pines over its full-size bed. Its private bath features an oversized shower. |
Horseback riding - Bring your own horse and board it with us or rent horses at one of the nearby stables.
Bike riding - There are numerous country roads or mountain bike trails perfect for seeing the countryside. Bring your own or rent a mountain bike.
Hiking - With the John Muir Trail, and many others nearby, there are hikes for all levels of hikers, from novice to advanced, all taking you into one of the most beautiful alpine areas of California.
Fishing - Rock Creek, Crowley Lake, Hot Creek, Mammoth Lakes, June Lake Loop and Rush Creek are just a few of the many lakes and streams offering some of the best trout fishing in California. Guide services and float-boats are available for that great fishing adventure.
Hot Springs - Enjoy bathing on one of the many mineral hot springs in the area including such renown spots as Hot Creek, Wild Willies and the Crab Cooker.
Rock climbing - The area abounds with spires and rocks just waiting for cliffhangers. Classes and guides can help you learn the ropes.
Music Festivals & Art Shows - If culture is your joy, both Bishop and Mammoth provide music, dancing and art through the many clubs and galleries as well as special festivials and shows.
Winter Offerings - Mammoth has one of the best downhill ski slopes in California, and throughout the area excellent cross-country trails are waiting to be explored. Snowmobiles, snowshoeing and ice-skating are also available. Equipment and classes are offered in many areas.
Less Strenuous - If all this sounds too adventuresome, bring that novel you've always wanted to read. Pull out your telescope and star map and enjoy the bountiful sky. Train those binoculars on that unsuspecting bird. Bring your art supplies or camera and capture the beauty and magnitude of the area. Or just lay back and take a snooze. That's what getting away is all about!
February Presidents Arts-and-Crafts Show (Presidents day weekend): Wonderful works of art from artists throughout the Sierra.
April Trout Fishing Season Opener (The last Saturday in April): After hibernating over winter, the fishermen and fisherwomen can't wait to stock their favorite game, the big one that got away.
May Mule Days in Bishop (Memorial Day Weekend): More than 40,000 visitors participate in the festivities, including the longest non-motorized parade in the country. A mule rodeo with races, packing competition, roping and penning. Barbecues, big-name country/western entertainers, country dancing and more make this a fun time.
June Land of Volcanoes 4WD Tour: (June 21-23) (818) 352-9489
http://explorehistoricalif.tripod.com
Water Color Painting Classes with Lady Jill Mueller in Rock Creek Canyon: (June 26-28) (775) 849-7769 www.ladyjill.com
July Fourth of July: Parades, Art Shows and Craft fairs all topped off with a grand fireworks show set to music over Crowley Lake.
Mammoth Lakes Jazz Jubilee (July 10-13): Hot jazz in the cool Sierra. The jazz jubilee hosts two dozen bands and ten venues for the party of all parties. From Traditional, Dixie and Big Band to Zydeco and Swing, there's always something for everyone.
August Sierra Summer Festival (August): This home-grown festival brings brought music to the mountains. From symphonies to brass bands, string quartets to folk and pops, enjoy a wide variety of inspirational events in beautiful settings.
Mammoth Festival of Beers and Bluesapalooza (August 1-2): Taste beers from some of the best breweries around including our own Mammoth Brewing Company, winner of several national awards, while you stroll among towering pines and listen to live blues music from many visiting groups.
Art à la Carte (August 16-17): Fine art, fine wines from over 20 California wineries, and gourmet food from some of Mammoth's finest restaurants in a delightful creekside setting make Art à la Carte a unique Mammoth Experience.
Labor Day Arts and Crafts Festival (August 30-September 1): The Woods in Mammoth. |
Reservations will be confirmed upon receipt of a 50% advance deposit.
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7-day cancellation notice - $20 cancellation fee, one nights fee if within 24 hours of arrival date*.
For holiday weekends, $20 within 20 days,
one nights fee within 10 days*.
Entire deposit within 24 hours*.
*Unless re-rented, then $20.
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Well-behaved children over twelve years welcome.
Pets: Not allowed (except horses).
Smoking: Outdoors only.
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"A wonderful place to escape to, hope it will be as enjoyable for others as it has been for us." Greg & Teri
"We feel extremely lucky to have experienced this wonderful place shared with us by wonderful hosts, we are sure to return and pass the word." John and Marina
"A most enjoyable experience in a delightful environment." Kathy & Mike
"Heavenly! The perfect weekend getaway. Ideal for the hiker who likes to sleep on a soft bed - not a rock!" Rachel & Brian
"A magical place with exceptionally warm and gracious hosts." Romer & Kay
"Such a heaven on earth environment." Barbara & Vinnie
"You folks have combined a breathtaking setting with your own sense of style, and created a place of graceful magic." Tom & Debra
"What a perfect place for a romantic wedding and honeymoon. Warm up the hot tub and chill the champagne." Roxanne & Dick |
Rates (Double Occupancy):
$125-$155 Summer;
$110-$135 Winter;
(Plus local taxes. Rates are subject to change.)
Payment: Cash or Checks only, No credit cards.
Mid-week and group discounts available.
All rates include: Full breakfast and afternoon refreshments.
Minimum stay: 2 nights on weekends, 3 nights on holiday weekends.
Enjoy a week with your seventh night free.
3:00 p.m. check in. 11:00 a.m. check out.
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