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After a warm winter, San Bernardino County mountain resorts now blanketed in snow

The San Bernardino Mountains received up to 48 inches of snow this week, reopening over 80% of resort slopes and attracting many visitors after a dry winter.

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After a warm, largely dry winter, ski and snowboard season has officially arrived in the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains. “It’s exactly what we needed. It’s so beautiful out here right now. The trees are just frosted with whiteness,” Dan McKernan, spokesperson for the Big Bear Lake tourism company, Visit Big Bear, said Friday, calling from the slopes of Snow Summit resort. “It’s pure powder out here right now — that’s the reason I’m out…

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After a warm winter, San Bernardino County mountain resorts now blanketed in snow

Skiers and snowboarders have already returned to Big Bear area and Wrightwood resorts.

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LA Daily News broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Friday, February 20, 2026.
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