Big Bear News - San Bernardino National Forest, CA - Fire restrictions on the San Bernardino National Forest will be relaxed beginning today, Saturday, January 8. Multiple winter storms in December brought significant rain and snow to the area, decreasing the fire danger to "moderate" forest wide. "After a very long fire season, I am breathing a sigh of relief for our … [Read more...] about San Bernardino National Forest to Lower Fire Restrictions
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Vaccination Clinics Scheduled in January
Big Bear News - Big Bear Lake, CA - The City continues to partner with San Bernardino County to offer additional vaccination clinics, with new clinics scheduled for January 13, January 20, and January 27 (all Thursdays). Appointments are encouraged, but walk-ins are also welcome between 10 am and 2 pm. To make an appointment in advance, you can go to the website: … [Read more...] about Vaccination Clinics Scheduled in January
Annual New Year’s Eve Torchlight Parade at Snow Summit
Big Bear, CA, December 29, 2021 - Burning torches will illuminate the slopes at Snow Summit on New Year's Eve. Beginning at about 8:30 p.m., the annual Torchlight Parade is a spectacular sight to see. More than 250 skiers and snowboarders, some dressed in eccentric holiday costumes, will descend the snowy slopes with lit torches to create an incredible display of illumination … [Read more...] about Annual New Year’s Eve Torchlight Parade at Snow Summit
Dick Kun Kids’ Ski Camp Registration Ends January 1st
Big Bear News - Big Bear Lake, CA - The Big Bear Ski Educational Foundation is holding their annual Dick Kun Kids’ Ski Camp for local Big Bear kids. Children in grades 3 through 7 are eligible to register for the ski camp held at Snow Summit on January 4th through January 7th from 9am to 12noon. The camp fee is $50 for all four days of lift tickets and lessons … [Read more...] about Dick Kun Kids’ Ski Camp Registration Ends January 1st
Storm Predicted to Affect Recent Burn Areas
Big Bear News - San Bernardino, CA — The National Weather Service (NWS) is predicting heavy rainfall Tuesday morning and afternoon, with rain below the 5,000-foot level; meaning rain will melt the snowpack. Up to 6” of rain is possible in the valleys and mountains. Winds of up to 40 MPH are possible in the valleys and up to 70 MPH in the mountains and deserts. If the predicated … [Read more...] about Storm Predicted to Affect Recent Burn Areas