The Bear Mountain snow report for Feb 21 is a 12" base depth with 4 of 7 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Bear Mountain are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Snow Reporter Comments: IMPORTANT: The estimated reopening of SR-330 will be Monday, February 24 at 5PM. Please take an alternative route.
Last Updated on Wednesday, February 19 at 12:30PM pt
Terrain Park Shout Outs
At Snow Valley, explore the Eagle Flats trail, located off Chair 13, and test your skills on a mixture of boxes, rollers, jumps, and rails including a new rainbow rail. Then, head up Chair 1 to The EDGE and ride through the park to hit features including a new double roller, rainbow box, and snow pyramids.
Snow Summit's terrain parks are dialed in on the Cruiser, Westridge, and Zzyzx trails. Take a spin up chairs 2, 3, and 9 to check out the five roller snow features on Cruiser then test your skills on the new quarter hip, snow spine, and diving board box on Lower Westridge.
For top-to-bottom laps at Bear Mountain, Chair 9 has a variety of features including a rainbow rail, flat-down creeper box, and a knuckles down rail on Upper Park Run. For a flowy ride, head up Chair 6 to test your skills on the most recent USASA Boardercross course where you can enjoy berms, rollers, jumps, and more on Learning Curve.
Last Updated on Wednesday, February 19 at 6:45AM pt
Forecasts are calling for sunny skies through the week with day temps in the mid-50s. Visit our local meteorologist, Ben Brissy at BensWeather.com for more weather information.
ROAD CONDITIONS
SR-18 through Lucerne Valley and SR-38 are open with no snow chain restrictions.
SR-330 is completely closed, making it impossible to reach Snow Summit or Bear Mountain from Snow Valley or SR-18 RS (“Running Springs”). To get to Snow Valley, take SR-18 RS. To get to Snow Summit/Bear Mountain, take SR-38 or SR-18 LV ("Lucerne Valley"). Check the real-time road conditions status or view the directions page for helpful driving images.
TODAY'S QUICK OVERVIEW
- Free parking in all lots
- All 3 resorts operate 9AM-4PM
- There are no Night Sessions tonight
- The Intermountain Shuttle that goes between Snow Summit/Bear Mountain will run from 8:45AM-4:30PM
LAST CHANCE TO BUY A TRIPLE PACK+
This Sunday, Feb. 23 is your last chance to buy a Triple Pack+ for the 24/25 winter season. Don't miss out on bundling 3 lift tickets into a single cardstock for one low price. Buy online today .
Bear Mountain is Southern California's home for year-round high-altitude adventure, with world-class skiing and snowboarding in the winter and a unique 9-hole golf course in the summer. In the winter (November-April), Bear Mountain offers a combined 748 acres of skiable terrain with lifts and trails for all ability levels. Highlights include award-winning terrain parks, a recently renovated base area, and the region's largest beginner areas and highest lift-served peak (8,805 feet). Bear Mountain is part of Big Bear Mountain Resort, along with Snow Valley and Snow Summit.
Where Is Bear Mountain Located?
The easiest way to get to the mountain is by car, either your own or a rental. It’s about two and a half hours from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) depending on traffic.
