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experience five days of screenings of independent features and shorts. Named as one of the Top 50 Festivals Worth the Entry Fee by MovieMaker Magazine for the past eight years in a row, MLFF showcases the work of emerging, innovative filmmakers against the backdrop of California's beautiful Eastern Sierra. After a brief between-season pause, Sip & Dip returns on June 15 and will continue on the second Saturday of each month during the summer, featuring rotating DJs and a poolside bar serving canned cocktails. en, from June 21 to 23, High n' Wicked Whiskey presents e Betts' 2024 Horseshoe Music Festival, hosted at Outbound Mammoth. is unique, intimate festival has something for everyone centered around four pillars: music, fashion, food, and wellness. Special room and ticket festival packages are available. Outbound Mammoth is also preparing to launch a partnership with Hyperice and Oru Kayak as part of their Gear Garage program. Guests can rent Hyperice's Normatec recovery technology after a long day of hiking or biking, or borrow an Oru foldable kayak to take out on the lakes. And during summer months, guests can golf or saddle up for a horseback riding journey. Nearby, Mammoth Lakes Pack Outfit provides daily horseback and mule rides ranging from one hour to all day in the beautiful Lakes Basin area. Scenic and breathtaking trails take riders to amazing overlooks, along the shores of gleaming lakes, and through majestic forests. "We dig deep to unearth and offer what makes these amazing places amazing," says Matthew Mering, Executive Vice President of Hospitality at Waterton, Outbound Hotels' ownership group. "We're passionate about going the extra mile to help travelers have experiences that turn them into Outbounders: curious explorers who get their thrills from nature and love and respect the places they visit." outboundhotels.com/mammoth @ranchandcoast RANCH & COAST MAGAZINE MAY 2024 75 Outbound Hotels encourages connection with the great outdoors BY MIA PARK