From the City Manager… The City has postponed the July 4 fireworks, in response to the recent escalation of the COVID-19 threat in Southern California. The fireworks show will be rescheduled for…
Due to COVID-19, the City and Visit Big Bear have partnered to finance the July 4 fireworks, with significant volunteer assistance provided by the Rotary Club. This year’s show is…
From wildflowers to wildlife in their natural habitats, Big Bear Valley is a great place to get out for a hike and view all nature has to offer. The…
Gardening in Big Bear Valley where Jack Frost visits are early as September and sticks around as late as June, is challenging but rewarding. Not only is Big Bear’s climate…
Whether you were born in Big Bear, have lived here most of your life, visit on an a occasional weekend, or spend the holidays in the mountains, if you are…
Heating a home in Big Bear Valley during the winter is costly. Supplementing with wood heat can reduce the cost and there’s nothing like cozying up in front of…
At any elevation above sea level there is atmospheric change that becomes more noticeable the higher one ventures. It’s particularly apparent how high up you are when you try to…
Protect your vehicle from snowy and icy conditions. From little to large, cheap to expensive, Big Bear businesses sell a variety of equipment to provide traction for the tires. Think…
The Serrano Indians were Big Bear Valley’s very first locals, making it their home dating back about 3,000 years ago. The natives are the indigenous people of the San Bernardino…
Snow Removal on county roads in the Big Bear Valley is handled by the Department of Public Works. On state highways Caltrans is responsible for snow removal, and laying down…
