The trip after the wedding
Lake Tahoe or Mammoth Lakes?
Both work for a group after the wedding. Here is what actually separates them, from our own rows rather than from a template.
The trip you take with your friends right after the wedding — instead of the honeymoon, or before it.
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- Lake Tahoe has 3 stays that sleep a group of twelve in one place, against 1 in Mammoth Lakes. If keeping everyone under one roof is the point, that is the difference that matters.
- The cheapest whole-group house starts at $200 a night in Lake Tahoe and $500 in Mammoth Lakes — roughly $300 a night between them, before anyone has eaten.
- Both are at their best in January, February, March, July, August, September. Lake Tahoe also holds up in June, December.
- We carry noticeably more to do in Lake Tahoe (13 things) than in Mammoth Lakes (5), which matters most for the middle day when the group splits up.
Lake Tahoe
- Whole-group stays
- 3
- From
- $200 / night
- Things to do
- 13
- Places to eat
- 11
Olympic-caliber terrain at the site of the 1960 Winter Games — 3,600 acres with something for every skill level.
Build it in Lake Tahoe →Mammoth Lakes
- Whole-group stays
- 1
- From
- $500 / night
- Things to do
- 5
- Places to eat
- 3
Some of the deepest, longest seasons in the West
Build it in Mammoth Lakes →