This place is a joke,the help is rude and conditions on the day I was there were unbelieveable (bad).I know the season is over, but I am just getting around to writing a review with the hope of helping people who may be interested in visiting next year.Unless major changes are made forget this place.

A great family ski place, not for the super skier,
but still challenging enough for the rest of us.One thing they do need is a drop spot on the lifts for those empty beer cans, like all the other ski places have.Also the trails at night are not well lite, in most cases this would be a promblem but if your trying to get your groove on behind a tree right off the trail its perfect. I HIGHLY recommend going to Big Bear with the family, but bring grama or the nanny with you so you and the wife/girl friend could hit the bar for a few and really have some fun (you know what I mean)

On march 18th 2007, I called Big Bear to inquire about the price of a half- day pass/lift ticket. I have gotten hold of one of your many rude staff members!!!!!! I was told by this rude individual that the line in front of her is getting longer ( This occured while she spent less than 2 minutes on the phine with me) It is not my problem that your line is getting backed-up. Maybe, your resort should hire more employees, and while doing your screening... dont forget to pay attention to those who knows how to act like a human being. When you encounter them, please hire them on the spot.

I do not believe the 12/28/06 post is about Big Bear in PA, perhaps Montana?
This Big Bear is a small family oriented place. They have a nice brand new lodge with cafetaria and a seperate pub and restaurant. Not a bad place to start the kids off. A couple of trails may still be open, we were there last Friday and Saturday when it was in the low 40's. A couple of nice B&B's in Hawley, and some motels and decent restaurants. Not too far is a bowling alley, indoor amusement center and movie theater in Honesdale for non-ski days. Both BB and Tanglwood normally have tubing but neither was open yet. Very low-key and laid back, and off the beaten track.