Archive for the ‘Fresh Powder’ Category


Mother Nature keepin it FRESH

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

Mother nature surprised Big Bear this morning with an inch of fresh snow! The low pressure system is slowly working its way out of Southern California and will be clearing up by tonight. Sunny skies and temps in the mid 40’s are expected tomorrow through the weekend. Come up to Big Bear for the mini pow day and get some fresh turns in!

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.

Weekend of Fun

Friday, March 5th, 2010

Today will be amazing with mostly sunny skies, wide open runs, and all the park features you can handle in one day! If by the end of the day, you still feel the need for more Park riding, head to Snow Summit for the last Friday Night session of the season from 3:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Fresh snowfall is in the forecast for late Saturday afternoon and evening so you’ll be able to get in plenty of fun riding before the bulk of the storm rolls in. Hopefully Sunday we’ll wake up to a few inches of fresh pow so plan ahead and be here early for first tracks!

Keepin’ it Fresh

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

This has been an excellent season for natural snowfall! So far this morning we’re looking at a half an inch to one inch of fresh snow. This system is expected to clear out later this morning leaving partly cloudy skies today and mostly sunny skies tomorrow. With a possibility of more snow on Saturday, this weekend could be the powder weekend you haven’t made it up for yet so make plans today and be here early for fresh tracks!

All Roads are OPEN no chains required. All vehicles including 4-wheel and All-wheel drives should always carry chains when traveling to the mountains during winter months.