The Bear Mountain snow report for Apr 21 is a 30" base depth with 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: Last Updated on Sunday, April 20 at 7AM pt
It's Closing Day at Bear Mountain and looking sunny and beautiful, with highs near 44° and light west winds around 5–10 mph. You’ve got just TODAY left to hit the slopes before winter wraps! Bear Mountain’s final day of the 24/25 season is today, Sunday, April 20—lifts stop spinning at 4PM.
We’ve done everything we could to keep the stoke alive, but the SoCal sun had other plans (seriously, it’s been putting in work lately). With Snow Valley and Snow Summit already calling it a season this winter, it’s Bear’s turn to bask in the sunshine and take a well-deserved break. So come out for those final laps, high-five your favorite lifties, and close out the season in style.
Even better? You can ski or snowboard at Bear Mountain and then hit the bike trails at Snow Valley—all in one epic spring day, today. Check out our Two Season Operations page to see which pass gets access to where this weekend.
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.
