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Ski Big Bear Ski Resort, Pennsylvania

Top Rated for
4.06 (17 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
3.97 (15 Ratings)
Snow Parks
3.81 (18 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
3.79 (7 Ratings)
Snowboarders
3.67 (18 Ratings)
Lift Efficiency
3.57 (7 Ratings)
Intermediates
Beginner 33%
Intermediate 28%
Advanced 33%
Expert 6%
Overall Rating
3.55
From 19 Reviews
18
Total Runs
600
Bottom Elevation
1250
Top Elevation
26
Skiable Terrain
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Ski Big Bear at Masthope Mountain in Pennsylvania is a family-oriented ski resort known for its beginner-friendly slopes and welcoming atmosphere. The resort offers a range of terrain, catering to beginner and intermediate skiers, with options for advanced skiers as well. Ski Big Bear's snowmaking capabilities ensure good conditions throughout the season. The resort features a terrain park for snowboarders and freestyle skiers. Ski Big Bear's on-site facilities include a lodge with dining and relaxation options. The resort is popular for its ski school and family-focused programs. Ski Big Bear is a great choice for families and beginner skiers in the Northeast looking for a manageable and enjoyable skiing experience.

Recent Reviews

First time on a snowboarding trip and I came here with my sister while I was visiting from the UK. Great experience all round, great slopes, great food although I didn’t get a chance to do much apres.
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Jerry Central. Avoid if you aren’t a local to the LA area. Overpriced everything got how mid and overcrowded everything is.
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This is a nice smaller resort close to where we live - the trails are well marked and the staff is very accommodating and attentive. We choose it due to proximity, ease of getting there and that it has options for everyone - skiing or the kids, warm cabin with hot cocoa for grandparents and good restaurant choices on the way there or home. Not overwhelming as a lot of the resorts are nowadays.
Family Friendliness
Off-Piste
Snow Parks
Eating Out
Après-Ski
Value for Money
Groomed Runs
Tree Runs
Mogul Fields
Powder Zones
Quiet Slopes
Lift Efficiency
Ski School Quality
Accommodation Options

Ski Big Bear Resort Stats

Ski Terrain
6Beginner Runs
5Intermediate Runs
6Advanced Runs
1Expert Runs
18Total Runs
1 milesLongest Run
26 acresSkiable Terrain
26 hectaresSnow making
26 acresNight Skiing
Elevation
1250 feetTop
600 feetBottom
650 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
4Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$415Season pass
$661 day
Weather
26 inchesAverage annual snowfall

Ski Big Bear Travel Information

Airports
50min drive40KMsWilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport (AVP)
80min drive70KMsStewart International Airport (SWF)
110min drive90KMsNewark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
Train Stations
55min drive50KMsScranton Station (Scranton, PA)