Boredom isn't the only risk of driving through the desert . . .

The drive to Mammoth takes most guests through desolate desert areas. Although this  may seem like easy driving, wind and flash flooding are serious risks during some times of the year. Wind can be especially dangerous when we have kayaks, gear or roof racks attached to our vehicles or if we are driving tall vehicles or pulling trailers.


Make Your Drive to Mammoth a Safe One
Boredom isn't the only risk of driving through the desert . ..
In addition to the potentially poor visibility that accompanies most heavy rain, be aware of the risk of sliding or hydroplaning that can be common on wet desert roads. Hydroplaning can make steering and braking difficult and could even lead to losing control of your vehicle.


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