Big Bear
Bear Mountain
Snow Summit
Snow Valley
Big Bear Mountain Resort is located in the Town of Big Bear Lake in California’s San Bernardino National Forest. Big Bear is Southern California’s Premiere place to Ski and Snowboard ! There are actually two resorts here, Snow Summit and the Nation’s only all-mountain freestyle park, Bear Mountain. Because both mountains are owned by the same company, one lift ticket is accepted at both resorts. Combined there are 24 lifts serving over 400 acres of developed terrain for all ability levels of skiers and snowboarders. You can take advantage of more than 55 runs, a 1,700 foot vertical drop and a complimentary shuttle service that operates between the two resorts. Snow Summits’ wide variety of interconnecting runs allows you to explore the entire mountain without ever returning to the base area.
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There is excitement here for the whole family. If you are interested in learning to snowboard, Bear Mountain is the ultimate. There are over 150 jumps including step-ups, step-downs, tables, hips, vaders, spines and rollers, a halfpipe as well as nearly 80 jibs featuring boxes, rails and wall rides. There is also a Superpipe with an unbelievable length of 580 feet, a width of 67 feet and 17 foot walls! "The Park" is perfect for snowboarders and skiers no matter what your style or level of ability. In addition, there are numerous shops, ski and snowboard equipment rental outlets, restaurants, night clubs with après ski and plenty of other off slope activities to enjoy including a solar observatory, the Moonridge Zoo, and the Valley Historical Museum.
Lodging accommodations in the Big Bear area include resort cabins, private homes, bed and breakfasts, hotels, motels, inns and camping. This winter recreational area features downhill Alpine skiing, Nordic cross country skiing, snowboarding and moonlight snowshoeing. It’s a year-round resort area that also boasts Big Bear Lake that has 22 miles of shoreline and is seven miles in length.
Getting to Big Bear is easy, there is the Big Bear City Airport which is open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, and is the only airport serving the mountaintop. Best of all, it’s a short drive from nearby Ontario, Orange County and Los Angeles. So if you are staying in Southern California for any length of time, a trip to the beautiful Big Bear area is a must!
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