Bear Mountain Overview

Bear Mountain

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Ninety miles due east of Los Angeles in the San Bernardino National Forest, Bear Mountain serves as a haven for a rabid cadre of snowboarders and freeskiers who play in the area's three terrain parks and pipes along with a double black run sure to get the most adventurous freeskier's blood rushing. The prevailing vibe is so boarder-centric that the area also fields its own pro snowboard team.

Elevation

Summit

8805 Ft.
Vertical Drop

1665 Ft.
Base

7140 Ft.

Terrain

Beginner Runs

30%

Intermediate Runs

40%

Advanced Runs

30%

Expert Runs

Longest Run

1.5

Skiable Terrain

748

Snow Making

N/A

Lifts

Total Number Of Lifts: 12
Gondolas & Trams: 0
High Speed Sixes: 0
High Speed Quads: 2
Quad Chairs: 1
Triple Chairs: 2
Double Chairs: 4
Surface Lifts: 3

Common Misspellings

Baer Mountain, Bare Mountain, Bear Maintain, Bear Mountains, Bear Mountian, Bear-Mountain, Bearmountain, Bearn

Contact Details

P.O. Box 77

Big Bear Lake, 92315

Phone: (909) 866-5766

info@bigbearmountainresorts.com

Important Dates

Projected Days Open: 120

Days Open Last Year: 120

Years Open: 41

Average Snowfall: 100

Bear Mountain Reviews

by johnnyalonso Nov 2, 2010
- Overall Rating 4.0
- Family Friendly 1.0
- All Mtn. Terrain 4.0
- Terrain Park 4.0
- Nightlife 1.0
Great Snowboarding in SoCal Reviewed By A Snowboarder

Pros: Close to San Diego, Nice Layout, Friendly Service
Cons: Arrogant/rude boarders, way too crowded, slow lifts
by Crafton Apr 11, 2010
- Overall Rating 4.0
- Family Friendly 3.0
- All Mtn. Terrain 3.0
- Terrain Park 5.0
- Nightlife 1.0
Easily the best in SoCal

Pros: Great Terrain Park, Close to LA
Cons: Crowds, Snow Quality, Hot Weather, Nightlife
by Reaper Feb 4, 2010
- Overall Rating 5.0
- Family Friendly 5.0
- All Mtn. Terrain 5.0
- Terrain Park 5.0
- Nightlife 3.0
Awesom place to be

Pros: Great slopes, plenty of jibs, jumps.
Cons: Was a bit too crowded