Due to Big Bear’s high altitude, fog is always a possibility from dusk to dawn. Weather Underground provides local & long-range weather forecasts, weatherreports, maps & tropical weather conditions for the Big Bear Lake area. Other possible travel disruptions along Highway 18 include rock slides, which are common during heavy rains in January and February, and forest fires which frequently occur from late July through October. Snow chains may be required between November and March, but make certain you put them on your tires only in one of the highway’s designated turnouts. Always check the California Department of Transportation’s website for road conditions ahead of your travels. Weather in Big Bear can change quickly, make sure you carry chains from November through April or when snow is. Driving safety and precautionsīig Bear is accessible only via Highway 18, a two-lane road with sheer cliff drop-offs. With Big Bear's frequent sunshine (remember: 320 days a year), sunblock, lip balm and sunglasses are a year-round necessity. Shorts, cotton t-shirts, sandals and a swimsuit come in handy during warm summer days around the lake, but a pair of jeans and a light jacket are often needed at night. If you plan on hitting the slopes, you’ll also need ski pants, but ski boots, googles, skis and snowboards are available for rent from the resorts.
Snow boots, ski jackets, knitted hats and gloves are all strongly suggested for the cold winters. Khakis, short-sleeve shirts and a light sweater should keep you warm during mild fall and spring days, although a heavy coat is usually needed during the brisk evenings. The lake is open for fishing year-round, but springtime offers the best conditions for catching rainbow trout and bass. Save money by buying a pass and lift ticket ahead of time online.Įnjoy a bike ride along the lake as the wildflowers bloom during the spring. Bear Mountain entertains snowboarders with its terrain park, while Snow Summit offers the unique experience of night skiing. Held every weekend from early September through October, Big Bear’s annual Oktoberfest draws big crowds in search of brew, brats and live music.īig Bear's winter ski season usually runs from November through March, although snow levels vary each year. Soak up colorful fall foliage each autumn as you hike or mountain bike through the San Bernardino National Forest.
Book a public cruise or a private boat as the lake offers the best viewing spot for the town’s famed 4th of July fireworks show. A flurry of kayaks, parasails, paddleboards, jet skis and wakeboards dot the waters of Big Bear Lake in summer.
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