Big Time Skiing on Big Bear Mountain Resort

Two big time mountains, the best snow conditions, and skiing snow time adventures for days!

Full day lift tickets starting from $115/person
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Description

Bombs away..it's time to ski and play with our friends at the Big Bear Mountain Resort! With over 430 combined acres of terrain, including the first terrain park in North America; prepare for a skiing wonderland adventure that is sure to be a long lasting memory. Big Bear hosts the region's best snow conditions and largest learning areas for ski lessons and snowboarding. Hop on a lift and soak in the beautiful scenery before heading out for the real fun of skiing down the amazing resort trails. The trails are designated by name, color, and shape so all levels of difficulty are welcome. There is even a Tube Park! The Big Bear Mountain Resort also boasts SoCal's only halfpipes and highest lift-served peak which is 8,805 feet! Make your mark on Bear Mountain or down the slopes at Snow Mountain. Both mountains are at your disposal and waiting for your name to be written in snow all over them!

Perfect for

For solo

For two

For families with kids

For parents and grownups

Outdoorsy

Exciting

Challenging

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Itinerary

Arrive 15 minutes before time to get checked in and get your gear on
Hop on the lift, soak in the views, and find your perfect trail
Ski down the gorgeous Big Bear Mountain
Take in the awesome snowboaders and skiers all around you
See the BIG views that Big Bear has to offer
Head over to the Grizzly Ridge Tube Park for some super fun snow tubing
Enjoy the snowwwww-it's plenty of it
Take plenty of pictures to mark a skiing trip complete

Location & Hours

880 Summit Blvd Ste A Big Bear Lake, CA 92315

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Working Hours

Mon9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Tue9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Wed9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Thu9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Fri9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Sat9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Sun9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Packing List

Season pass or lift ticket to access terrain, even if your skill level does not require the use of chairlifts
Helmet (required for ages 12 & under, highly recommended for ages 13+)
Multiple layers of clothing
Proper equipment (snowboard/bindings/snowboard boots or skis/poles/ski boots)
Eyewear (goggles or sunglasses)
Water-resistant jacket
Snow pants
Water-resistant gloves
Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
Lip balm
Mid-calf socks

4.5 ● Google reviews

Always a great time at Bear. All of their staff are so friendly and always say hello when they are walking around. Great technical bike bark with everything needed to test your abilities. Easy to get to and quick lifts and bike trails. Keep up the great work staff

Fun family resort with plenty to do. Lake is fun, alpine slide, mountain biking and more!

The last time I did snowboarding was 4 years ago, so the difficulty of the tracks was one of my concerns. Thankfully, they have tracks with varying difficulty, apparently the black track is for experts. I was driving from West LA, so I would give you some tips on what you would need to prepare for an enjoyable time at Big Bear Mountain Resort. If you are a beginner and plan to drive to this resort and it takes more than 3 hours to get there? Then I would recommend staying over at a hotel or an inn nearby for one night (preferably 1 hour drive) to prevent fatigue from kicking in because like others have mentioned, you would be driving around winding roads to get to the destination and trust me when I say the drive up there was not enjoyable at all. Anyhow, please buy your lift tickets ahead of time because it will be really troublesome if you don't. I would also recommend buying your own clothing before coming here (snowboard clothing, gloves, goggles, winter scarf, beanies). As for shoes and the snowboards, you can rent them here but remember to book them ahead of time at their website (preferably 7 days ahead for the promotional discounts). As for parking, there are plenty of them and they are free of charge. As for the snowboarding experience, I loved it. I just wish the signs that they put up to let people know which tracks to take are bigger. Overall, it was a fun experience and I would come again.

Took my 84 year old Mom on her 1st ever chairlift ride. She got to go for FREE because she is over 80 years young. She loved it!

Dope mountain biking for all levels. More flow and jumps than tech. Awesome place!

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FAQs

Can I rent snow gear here?

Yes, you can. Get the right gear by renting on-site from Big Bear Mountain Resort, including a personal fitting by a certified equipment technician and free adjustments or exchanges, to make sure everything fits and functions properly before you hit the snow.

Do I need a lift ticket?

Lift tickets are required for on-hill activities – Skiing, Snowboarding, Tube Park, etc. – and special events. If you are a beginner, you will need to purchase a lift ticket to have access to any terrain, even if your skill level does not require use of chairlifts.

What do lift tickets include?

A lift ticket includes access for skiing and snowboarding at Bear Mountain and Snow Summit. A lift ticket does not include tubing, equipment rentals, or lessons.