DIRECTIONS TO BIG BEAR MOUNTAIN RESORT
Nestled in the heart of the San Bernardino National Forest, Big Bear Mountain Resort is a short, scenic drive from most Southern California locations.
CHP and CalTrans do not allow vehicles over 40’ in length on some roads and state highways.
Learn more about bus restrictions. For more information about all vehicle restrictions go to
www.dot.ca.gov.
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Snow Summit
880 Summit Blvd
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
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Bear Mountain
43101 Goldmine Drive
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
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Bear Mountain Golf Course
43102 Goldmine Drive
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
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TRAFFIC ADVISORY
HWY 330 BRIDGE PROJECT - ONE-WAY TRAFFIC CONTROL
Motorists may experience traffic delays on HWY 330 at the West Fork City Creek Bridge as Caltrans works on a bridge rail replacement project. The project, which is expected to be completed by Fall 2020, will cause delays with a one-way traffic control in effect, daily. BBMR recommends taking HWY 38 as alternative routes. Learn more about the 3 ways up and 3 ways home.
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HWY 330 / HWY 18 | RUNNING SPRINGS
The shortest and quickest way for visitors coming from Los Angeles, Orange County, and other points west is Hwy 330 / Hwy 18. Please note that this route can become very congested on the weekends during peak season.
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Los Angeles
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Orange County
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San Diego
From
San Fernando Valley
HWY 38 | REDLANDS
Though the drive on this route takes a bit longer, it is typically less congested than Hwy 330 / Hwy 18.
From
Los Angeles
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Orange County
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San Diego
From
Palm Springs
HWY 18 | LUCERNE VALLEY
Hwy 18 is the quickest way to/from Barstow, Las Vegas, and other high desert locations. This route has the least amount of mountain driving.
From
Los Angeles & San Fernando Valley
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San Diego
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Orange County
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High Desert Cities
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The Palm Springs Area
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The Las Vegas Area
SNOW CHAINS MAY BE REQUIRED DURING WINTER MONTHS
Snow chains, also known as tire chains or cables, are required for safety when snow or ice conditions cause slippery highways. Check the road conditions before you head out to see if snow chains are required. There are 3 ways up and 3 ways home from BBMR which means snow chains may be required on one highway and not the other, so you should always carry chains in your vehicle during the winter months, even if your car has snow tires.
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