This winter's snowpack is proving robust and resilient. Despite January's less than usual snowfall, our winter landscape got recharged right before Martin Luther King Weekend, and the Bear Valley Adventure Company was ready to welcome the crowds. Holiday periods are essential to Bear Valley's economy, and we hope you either spent quality time on the snow or pursued some extra work to fund your next adventure.
The winter's holiday season was memorable with great snow and seemingly endless kids, adults, and families returning to the Bear Valley Adventure Company with big smiles, rosy cheeks, and generous "thank yous." They donned skis, snowshoes, sleds, tubes, or simply walked out to the Meadow Café. Good cheer was abundant ...
These are exciting times at the Bear Valley Adventure Company! Looking back at October, we teamed up with the Bear Valley Trail Stewardship to host the Fat Tire Festival. Nearly 50 enthusiastic riders gathered to learn, share, and celebrate the thrills of mountain biking in Bear Valley.
It's been a chilly week in Bear Valley, and if you know where to look, there is still a dusting of snow to be found around town. This shouldn't last long as the weather is forecasted to return to above normal temperatures by the weekend. This is good news as the Bear Valley Fat Tire Festival is happening this Saturday, October 5th. This one-day event is action-packed with guided rides, meals, shuttles, prizes, and shenanigans. So if you like to ride a bike, this is your opportunity to meet other pedaling enthusiasts and enjoy the trails in Bear Valley, especially as the Bear Valley Trail Stewardship has been busy this summer cleaning the paths and resurrecting some new ones.
