Big Bear Mountain Resort
Richard Dunbar has extensive experience in erosion control and medical support within the skiing industry. Since October 2010, Richard has served as a member of the Big Bear Mountain Ski Patrol, providing medical assistance during weekends and holidays at Big Bear Mountain Resorts. Additionally, Richard has held key management roles in erosion control, starting as General Superintendent at Landscape Development, Inc. from 2000 to 2005, progressing to Division Manager at ValleyCrest Companies until 2007, and currently as General Manager at Oakridge Landscape, Inc. Richard holds multiple certifications in erosion and sediment control from the International Erosion Control Association and possesses a journeyman credential in carpentry and construction from the California Carpenters Education Training Center.
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Big Bear Mountain Resort
Big Bear Mountain Resort offers guests a unique opportunity to experience two distinct winter venues, each with its own personality and attributes, for the price of one. A single lift ticket provides access to both Snow Summit and Bear Mountain, which are located just two miles apart, and connected via a free inter-resort express shuttle service. Each property offers a variety of diverse terrain, providing skiers and snowboarders with a combined 438 developed acres, 26 lifts (including 4 high-speed detachable quads), and more than 55 runs. Snow Summit offers a traditional alpine atmosphere with a great deal of intermediate terrain and mainstream cruising for skiers and snowboarders, while Bear Mountain offers a youthful environment that attracts skiers and snowboarders from around the world with their innovative and groundbreaking terrain park setups. During the summer months, Big Bear Mountain Resort operates the Bear Mountain Golf Course and the Snow Summit Scenic Sky Chair, which provides access to SoCal’s best lift-served bike park, 60+ miles of cross-country single track biking trails, countless hiking trails, and the most scenic BBQ in the Big Bear Valley.