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Snow Summit Bike Park

Snow Summit Bike Park
Matt Barmore riding his Yeti at the Snow Summit Bike Park – Rob Wessels Photography

Snow Summit Big Bear Lake California

Standing 8,174 ft above sea level, with 240 acres of skiable area. Once all the snow melts, usually in May Snow Summit opens their bike park. With chair lift access to 5 “in park” downhill runs. Varying from easy to pro level trails. Also Accessible from the top is multiple single track and fire roads including the beautiful 8 mile “Skyline Trail”.

Snow Summit Bike Park
(me) Rob Wessels riding the Snow Summit Bike Park – Rob Wessels Photography

Directions to Snow Summit

There are 4 ways to get to Snow Summit. The most Popular 330 from the south west. Second most popular would be the 38 from the South east. After that there are 2 other ways to make it to the top of Big Bear. Highway 18 from the west or from the east. These are mountain roads and sometimes there is work going on. I would always recommend checking Caltrans for current road conditions. Click here to go the Caltrans website.

Big Bear Lake
Eric repping Afton Shoes at the Big Bear Lake bike park – Rob Wessels Photography

Bike rentals

Snow Summit offers bike rentals on site. There is also another shop that offers bike rentals. Chains Required is on Summit Blvd before you get to the Snow Summit chair lifts.

Snow Summit Bike Park
Matt Barmore getting steezy at Muscle Beach – Rob Wessels Photography

Big Bear Lake

With a surface elevation of 6,743 ft above sea level. The lake at Big Bear is completely snow feed. Stretching approximately 7 miles long (east to west). And approximately 2.5 miles wide (north to south). Perfect for kayaking, paddle boarding, pontooning or wakeboarding. There are a few place to rent water sports gear in big bear, click here to see some options.

Snow Summit Bike Park
Hanging out at muscle beach, Big Bear Lake California – Rob Wessels Photography

Big Bear (the town)

A 6.5 square mile town to the south of Big Bear Lake. Provides plenty of available vacation rentals as well as several eateries and shops.

Places to eat:

Breakfast – Grizzly Manor Cafe

  • Cool place to check out, it can get busy.. Correction, it will be busy. Best if your an early eater and you get there when they open.

Lunch – Big Bear Deli

Sandwiches, Salads and Burgers nothing fancy just good food.

Dinner – 572 Social

Good food, great burger. Plenty of beers on tap and mixed drinks.

Snow Summit Bike Park
Hitting the “tombstone” at muscle beach Snow Summit Bike Park – Rob Wessels Photography

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Big Bear Lake
Matt Barmore stoked at summit – Rob Wessels Photography