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Trail Maps

Plan your outdoor adventure with Big Bear Mountain Resort trail maps below. To explore trails in the winter, just click on the upper-right icon of the maps to access the legend. From there you can choose to view lifts, terrain parks and trails by rating type. You can also view real-time updates on the lift & trail status.

BEAR MOUNTAIN

BEAR MOUNTAIN MOUNTAIN STATISTICS
Base Elevation: 7,140 ft/2,176 m
Peak Elevation: 8,805 ft/2,683 m
Vertical Drop: 1,665 ft/507 m
Developed Acres: 198
Undeveloped/Natural Terrain Acres: 550
Trails/Runs: 14
Longest Run: Geronimo - 1.5 mi/2.4 km
Terrain Parks (200+ Features): 14
Pipes: 3
Lifts: 8 (+ 4 Moving Carpets)
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SNOW SUMMIT

SNOW SUMMIT MOUNTAIN STATISTICS
Base Elevation: 7,000 ft/2,133 m
Peak Elevation: 8,200 ft/2,499 m
Vertical Drop: 1,200 ft/365 m             
Trails/Runs: 27 (18 Rideable Miles)
Longest Run (Westridge): 1.25 mi/2 km
Terrain Parks: 6
Lifts: 11 (+ 5 Moving Carpets)
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TRAIL MAPS ON THE BBMR MOBILE APP

Get easy access to the trail map and stay connected on the mountain by downloading the free BBMR mobile app – available on Apple and Android devices.

MOUNTAIN BIKING & HIKING


snow summit hiking and biking trail map
SUMMIT BIKE PARK MOUNTAIN STATISTICS
Rideable Miles: 19 + Access to 60+ Miles of XC
Number of Trails: 6
Number of Lifts: 3
Longest Trail: 2.5 miles (Going Green)
Terrain: 50% Beginner, 10% Intermediate, 40% Advanced
Top Elevation: 8,200 ft
Base Elevation: 7,000 ft
Vertical Drop: 1,200 ft
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CLASS 1 PEDAL-ASSIST E-BIKES

Big Bear Mountain Resort permits class 1 pedal-assist electric mountain bikes (e-bikes/e-mtb) at Summit Bike Park on select trails. Read blog.  

PERMITTED TRAILS
PROHIBITED TRAILS
Blue Steel
Miracle Mile
Party Wave
Small Wonder
Turtle Trail
10-ply
 Bristlecone
Dickies
Going Green
Fall Line
Fern Trail
Skyline
Towne Trail

NOTE: E-bikes 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 e-bikes are not permitted on lifts or BBMR trails.