Snow Summit bike rental shop offers a handful of Trek Rail 7 eBikes to be used on the Summit Bike Park downhill trails. Please note, mountain bike rentals DO NOT include terrain access. A 2024 Bike Park Season Pass, 23/24 Dual Season Pass, or Bike Park Lift Ticket is required to use the mountain bike rentals.

These bikes are available at Snow Summit only. Please pick up and return your rental at Snow Summit.

Must book at least 24 hours in advance. Guests may book at the Snow Summit ticket window day-of if product is still available. 2024 bike park pass holders can save up to 10%. Apply discount at ticket window.

Important Details

Rental bike weight limit: 270 lb.
Ebike Restrictions: Class 1 pedal-assist electric mountain bikes (Ebike) are only permitted on the following trails at Snow Valley or Summit Bike Park. Ebikes are not allowed on any non-motorized USFS trails in the valley, but are permitted on all roads and trails that are open to motor vehicles. All bikes will be inspected prior to loading on chairlifts. Class 2 and 3 Ebike are not permitted on Big Bear Mountain Resort lifts or trails.

2023 Snow Valley ski resort logo blue and black with mountain

Lift & Trails

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Lifts & Trails

Permitted Ebike Access Chair 1

Bandit
Crazy Horse
Gun Smoke
Jumpline
Lower Green Horn
Upper Green Horn
Quick Draw
Sundance
Sundance Spur
Winchester
Sidewinder
Chair 1 & 2

Blue Steel
Miracle Mile
Party Wave
Small Wonder
Turtle Trail
Westridge
10-ply

Prohibited Ebike Access Chair 4

Bristlecone
Pirates
Going Green
Fall Line
Fern Trail
Skyline
Towne Trail


NOTE: Ebikes are bicycles equipped with a battery-powered “assist” that can be engaged while pedaling. When pedalling an ebike, the electric battery kicks in and provides additional pedaling power. Ebikes are a great option for beginners, riders with physical limitations, or anyone looking for a boost while riding from uphill ascents to all-day expeditions.

Although eBikes are permitted at both Snow Valley and Summit Bike Park, please note that eBike rentals are only available at Summit Bike Park at this time.
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Refund & Cancellation Policy
Guests may change or cancel lift ticket, lesson, rental, or activity reservations up to 3 full days prior to the scheduled date for a full refund. Changes or cancellations made within 3 days, up until the day prior to the scheduled date, will result in an Activity Change Voucher being issued for the full value of the activity cost (no fee). Same-day changes, cancellations, or failure to show up to your activity will result in a full forfeit of your payment.

Before making a purchase, please review the Activity Change & Cancellation Policy page for complete details on what is refundable and non-refundable. PLEASE NOTE: The purchaser must be present and provide a valid physical government-issued ID and the form of payment used to purchase the reservation at time of check in. No exceptions

Once you make a purchase, if those funds are removed from Big Bear Mountain Resort's account and given back to you, your purchased tickets will become void and irredeemable for entry. Fraudulent attempts to force a bank or credit card chargeback by claiming you didn’t make the ticket purchase or can’t identify the purchase on your bank statement will result in being barred from attending future events hosted by Big Bear Mountain Resort.


Using Gift Cards, ACV, and other Forms of Payment
Gift Cards, Pass Holder Discounts, Pass Cash, and Activity Change Vouchers cannot be applied online at this time. These forms of payments can only be used in-person or by calling 844.GO2.BEAR. Credit card tokenization is the process of de-identifying sensitive cardholder data by converting it to a string of randomly generated numbers called a "token." Similar to encryption, tokenization obfuscates the original data to render it unreadable in the event of a data breach or other exposure. If you are having issues with your card, please call your bank directly.
Risk Warning
Skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, and other outdoor activities have inherent risks that may result in property damage, personal injury, or death. GUESTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN SAFETY AND ASSUME ALL INHERENT RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH PARTICIPATING IN OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES. All guests must follow the Big Bear Mountain Resort rules of conduct and NSAA Responsibility Code. Visit the Safety page for complete details. Lift tickets and season passes may be suspended or revoked without refund at any time for failure to comply with resort rules, misconduct, nuisance, reckless behavior, or fraudulent use. Anyone attempting to use a lift ticket or season pass fraudulently or in a manner for which it is not intended is subject to prosecution under California Penal Code 537(b). Facilities under permit from the U.S. Forest Service.
Policy on Lift Ticket Purchases & Age Verification
Anyone found purchasing child tickets for personal use as adult tickets will be deemed engaging in fraudulent activity. Big Bear Mountain Resort is committed to rigorously enforcing the utilization of tickets in accordance with their designated age categories. Any patrons discovered using tickets intended for a different age category will be promptly escorted from the resort and may incur additional consequences, potentially including a ban from future visits to Big Bear Mountain Resort.
Avoid Fraud
Lift tickets are non-transferable and are not for resale. Violators may be prosecuted under California Penal Code 537 PC. To ensure the safety of our guests and employees, all ski, snowboard, and bike lessons at Big Bear Mountain Resort must be booked with a certified, BBMR instructor. Anyone found offering/selling or purchasing a 3rd party/non-BBMR lesson at BBMR will forfeit their resort access, including lift privileges, and be subject to prosecution, pursuant to California Penal Code 537 PC.
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