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Snow Summit

6,492 to 8,185 ft across the terrain scene · 38 runs · 15 lifts

Map

Topo, aerial and street views; runs, lifts, the ski-area boundary and tree cover as layers (top right).

Runs, lifts and terrain

38runs mapped
15lifts
  • 3 novice
  • 9 easy
  • 16 intermediate
  • 6 advanced
  • 4 expert

The ground is public lidar (USGS 3DEP 1 m DEM (1/3 arc-second underneath)); the runs are reproduced from OpenStreetMap, not the resort's own map.

Steepest named runs

  • The Wall expert
    43% average, 66% at the steepest, 407 ft drop
  • Olympic expert
    42% average, 63% at the steepest, 371 ft drop
  • Dicky's advanced
    39% average, 66% at the steepest, 338 ft drop
  • Side Chute advanced
    31% average, 47% at the steepest, 292 ft drop
  • 7-Down intermediate
    30% average, 37% at the steepest, 400 ft drop

Grades are sampled from the lidar ground along each mapped run.

Part of Big Bear and the San Bernardino Mountains

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