Road Conditions:

Hwy 330/18 thru Running Springs is OPEN with chains required on all vehicles except 4WD and AWD with snow tires.

Hwy 38 from Redlands is OPEN with NO chain requirements.

Hwy 18 thru Lucerne Valley is OPEN with NO chain requirements.

All vehicles including 4WD and AWD must carry chains when traveling in the mountains during winter months.

Know b4 you go! For up-to-the-minute road conditions and information, text NOW to 52406.

Big Bear received another light dusting last night making for packed powder conditions. The low pressure system is slowing working its way out of Southern California today and will be clearing up by tomorrow afternoon. Sunny skies and temps in the mid 40’s are expected later this week.

Road Conditions:

All roads are OPEN with no chain requirements. All vehicles including 4WD and AWD must always carry chains when traveling to the mountains during winter months.

Check out the current snow report for up-to-the-minute updates on road conditions, lifts/runs status, and operating hours.

All 3 Roads into Big Bear are OPEN.

Hwy 330/18 is OPEN with chains required on all vehicles except 4WD and AWD with snow tires.

Hwy 38 from Redlands, and Hwy 18 thru Lucerne Valley are OPEN with NO chain requirements.

All vehicles including 4-wheel and All-wheel drives must always carry chains when traveling to the mountains during winter months.

Operating Hours Today-
Day Session: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Half Day Session: 12:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Operating Hours Tomorrow-
Day Session: 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Half Day Session: 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

 First, we’re going to drop in on the first wedge at the top. It’s got about a 25 foot deck, with a poppy lip and steep landing. Next, we’re going to hit the dog house, followed by either the trap rail or corrugated tube. Once we show off our moves up top, we bomb our way through the roller section. We’ll be on a little flat section after the rollers where we can hit Simon’s box, a flat box, a large tube, and another little dog house. Now, we have to choose between Powder Bowl and Park Run. Powder Bowl has a lot to offer. There’s a hip, a jump, a spine, a pole jam, a bowl shaped QP, a wall ride, another hip, and the van; all followed by the Gambler line. This is definitely the route for all you jumpers out there. The Park run route is going to entertain us with multiple beginner boxes, little jumps, a couple flat rails, a rainbow rail, a step up jump, an up box, the space ship, Seth’s feature, and a stall. If you still have some energy, follow me to the shotgun rail, followed by the kink rail, and into the QP. We’re almost to the bottom, but we still have some more shredding to do. Again, we have two options, rails or jumps. The jump line consists of a pole jam or a flat-down rail, into three really fun little jumps. The rail line consists of the donkey rail, followed by the creeper, and into the c-rail.

That was quite the work out, huh? My legs are beat! There’s so much to do and to choose from; we need to get back up there and try a different line. Don’t forget to check out the pipe on chair 5 either. It’s looking awesome and it’s been getting a lot of love as well.