Past Event
Say Farewell to the 24/25 Winter Season
Bear Mountain Closing Day
Apr
20
Sun
Date & Time
Apr. 20, 2025
8:30 AM — 4:00 PM
Please note, this event has happened in the past.
It's true, time really does fly when you're having fun.
From adrenaline-pumping laps through the Terrain Parks and powder runs through the canyons to fun-filled events like Bear Bowl and Bear Break, it's been an amazing winter season at Bear Mountain. After 129 days, the winter 24/25 operations at Bear Mountain will conclude on Sunday, April 20, 2025. Grab your gear and come enjoy some end of season laps - it’s been an unforgettable winter and we thank you for your continued support.
Purchase a lift ticket or 25/26 season pass today. See you on the slopes!
From adrenaline-pumping laps through the Terrain Parks and powder runs through the canyons to fun-filled events like Bear Bowl and Bear Break, it's been an amazing winter season at Bear Mountain. After 129 days, the winter 24/25 operations at Bear Mountain will conclude on Sunday, April 20, 2025. Grab your gear and come enjoy some end of season laps - it’s been an unforgettable winter and we thank you for your continued support.
Purchase a lift ticket or 25/26 season pass today. See you on the slopes!
Apr
20
Sun
Past Event
Say Farewell to the 24/25 Winter Season
Bear Mountain Closing Day
Date & Time
Apr. 20, 2025
8:30 AM — 4:00 PM
Please note, this event has happened in the past.
It's true, time really does fly when you're having fun.
From adrenaline-pumping laps through the Terrain Parks and powder runs through the canyons to fun-filled events like Bear Bowl and Bear Break, it's been an amazing winter season at Bear Mountain. After 129 days, the winter 24/25 operations at Bear Mountain will conclude on Sunday, April 20, 2025. Grab your gear and come enjoy some end of season laps - it’s been an unforgettable winter and we thank you for your continued support.
Purchase a lift ticket or 25/26 season pass today. See you on the slopes!
From adrenaline-pumping laps through the Terrain Parks and powder runs through the canyons to fun-filled events like Bear Bowl and Bear Break, it's been an amazing winter season at Bear Mountain. After 129 days, the winter 24/25 operations at Bear Mountain will conclude on Sunday, April 20, 2025. Grab your gear and come enjoy some end of season laps - it’s been an unforgettable winter and we thank you for your continued support.
Purchase a lift ticket or 25/26 season pass today. See you on the slopes!
Last Chair Alert!
Everything You Need to Know for Closing Day
Snow & Weather Conditions
April is a comfortable spring month with temperatures in the range of an average low of 45.9°F (7.7°C) and an average high of 66.6°F (19.2°C). The average relative humidity in April is 43%.
There's a chance of snow showers in forecast this week before leading into a sunny, clear sky weekend with daytime temperatures in the 50°F (10°C). Make sure you lather up with sunscreen as you prepare to soak in the alpine rays.
There's a chance of snow showers in forecast this week before leading into a sunny, clear sky weekend with daytime temperatures in the 50°F (10°C). Make sure you lather up with sunscreen as you prepare to soak in the alpine rays.
Safety Tips
Hydrate Often
Dehydration occurs quicker at high altitude, so drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol and caffeine when visiting the mountains.
Wear Protected Eyewear
It is important to use proper UV protection for your eyes. The surface of the dirt or water can act as a reflector of UV rays and can generate a great deal of UV exposure to the eyes. Equip yourself and your children with UV sunglasses or goggles. Failure to wear proper eye protection can result in an actual burn of the eye’s surface—a painful condition requiring medical treatment.
UV Index & Avoiding Sun Burns
The average daily maximum UV index in April is 5. A UV Index of 3 to 5 symbolizes a medium health hazard from unsafe exposure. During high-exposure activities such as spring skiing, those with fair skin may experience sunburn after only two hours of sun exposure, even after applying maximum sunscreen protection.
Dehydration occurs quicker at high altitude, so drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol and caffeine when visiting the mountains.
Wear Protected Eyewear
It is important to use proper UV protection for your eyes. The surface of the dirt or water can act as a reflector of UV rays and can generate a great deal of UV exposure to the eyes. Equip yourself and your children with UV sunglasses or goggles. Failure to wear proper eye protection can result in an actual burn of the eye’s surface—a painful condition requiring medical treatment.
UV Index & Avoiding Sun Burns
The average daily maximum UV index in April is 5. A UV Index of 3 to 5 symbolizes a medium health hazard from unsafe exposure. During high-exposure activities such as spring skiing, those with fair skin may experience sunburn after only two hours of sun exposure, even after applying maximum sunscreen protection.
Open Chairlifts for Closing Day
Chairs 4, 5, and 9 are expected to be running through closing day on Sunday, April 20.
Terrain Park Features
Last updated: April 17, 2025 at 10:15AM PDT.
With top to bottom features, the parks at Bear Mountain are a hit for all ability levels. From skill-builder rollers, jumps, and boxes to creative snow features and down rails throughout the trails, there's fun for everyone.
Current Park Features
• Boxes 5
• Rails 13
• Jumps 4
• Snow Features 10
• Jibs 5
With top to bottom features, the parks at Bear Mountain are a hit for all ability levels. From skill-builder rollers, jumps, and boxes to creative snow features and down rails throughout the trails, there's fun for everyone.
Current Park Features
• Boxes 5
• Rails 13
• Jumps 4
• Snow Features 10
• Jibs 5
Say Hello to Tubezilla
Go big on your final terrain park laps of the 24/25 winter season and take on the brand-new Tubezilla feature on Lower Park Run. This setup kicks off with a double flat tube combo leading into a down-flat-down donkey tube. Put your skills to the test and see if you can conquer the whole line.
Dining
Discover a plethora of dining choices at Bear Mountain through closing day and take a breather on the sun deck. From good eats from our venues inside Silver Mountain Eatery to frosty beverages on the sun deck, we've got you covered.
Open Venues
• BBQ in the Park
• Big Bear Burger Co.
• Laybacks Bar
• Methods Sports Bar & Coffee
• Nollie's Pizza
• The Crispy Coop
Open Venues
• BBQ in the Park
• Big Bear Burger Co.
• Laybacks Bar
• Methods Sports Bar & Coffee
• Nollie's Pizza
• The Crispy Coop
Season Passes
All 25/26 season passes are available for immediate use. Get your 25/26 season pass now to ski or ride before closing day.
Equipment Rentals
Whether you're new to snow sports or looking to test out some of the latest high-end demo equipment, Bear Mountain is your one-stop-shop for ski/snowboard rentals.
24/25 and 25/26 BBMR & Ikon Pass Holders receive 10-15% off equipment rentals. Call 844.GO2.BEAR to apply the discount.
24/25 and 25/26 BBMR & Ikon Pass Holders receive 10-15% off equipment rentals. Call 844.GO2.BEAR to apply the discount.
Stop Renting, Start Owning Your Gear Today
We're selling our demo rental equipment at unbeatable prices during the end of season sale—buy it in person today at Bear Mountain. Hurry! This deal won't last forever.
Group & Private Lessons
With softer snow, spring is the best time to learn how to ski or snowboard. Lock in a group or private lesson before the 24/25 winter season ends.
You must book at least 48 hours in advance prior to arrival for all online orders.
You must book at least 48 hours in advance prior to arrival for all online orders.
Live Entertainment
Post up on the sun deck as we wrap up the 24/25 winter season with live music on Sunday, April 20 from 1PM-2PM by Eric Roebuck.
Big Bear Sports
Located in the base area, Big Bear Sports is your one-stop-shop for outdoor adventure, featuring the latest gear, apparel, and accessories.
Shop winter clothing & gear before the end of the 24/25 winter season.
Shop winter clothing & gear before the end of the 24/25 winter season.
Parking
Parking is free on all Big Bear Mountain Resort lots on a first-come, first-served basis. Overnight parking is prohibited on all Big Bear Mountain Resort parking lots. When arriving into town, follow posted signs and/or staff instructions to be directed to the nearest available parking lot.
25/26 Premium Parking passes will go on sale in June.
25/26 Premium Parking passes will go on sale in June.
All Lift Tickets Expire
Costco & Triple Pack+ lift tickets can be used through Sunday, April 20 at Bear Mountain. Be sure to also use your 24/25 BBMR Pass Holder Friends & Family lift tickets by closing day*.
*All Ikon Pass Friends & Family lift tickets may be used at other Ikon Pass destinations through other resorts' closing day.
*All Ikon Pass Friends & Family lift tickets may be used at other Ikon Pass destinations through other resorts' closing day.
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