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Big Bear at Ski Brule

Advanced · 463 m long with 87 m of vertical, averaging 11° and 24° at its steepest, facing NE.

24°steepest 50 m
11°average pitch
463 mlength
87 mvertical
562 mtop elevation
NEfaces

Snow and sun

Big Bear is poleward-facing: least winter sun, holds cold powder longest, can stay firm or icy.

Grooming: classic.

How to get to Big Bear

Lifts that reach the top: Big Bear Chair (skiing novice terrain to get there); Spillway T-Bar (skiing novice terrain to get there); Whitewater T-Bar (skiing novice terrain to get there); North Forty Chair (skiing novice terrain to get there); Homestead Chair (skiing novice terrain to get there); Sunrise Chair (skiing novice terrain to get there).

From the base area (about 2 minutes, advanced skiing needed):

  1. Ride Big Bear Chair
  2. Ski Big Bear (advanced)

Where it ends

Joins unnamed easy trail, Log Jam. Nearest lifts from the bottom: Big Bear Chair (1 min), Whitewater T-Bar (1 min), Whitewater Tube Tow (1 min).

See Big Bear on the 3D mapAll runs at Ski Brule
Measured from OpenStreetMap geometry and elevation via OpenSkiMap (ODbL). Times are rough. Grades, grooming and openings change day to day — check the resort's own reports.