It’s official; Mammoth Resorts has acquired Big Bear Mountain Resorts. As of late, Mammoth Resorts now consists of Mammoth Mountain, Bear Mountain, Snow Summit and June Mountain. The addition of both Big Bear and Snow Summit will clear the way for Mammoth’s new Cali4nia Pass, a season pass that provides access to each of its resorts, now totaling 4,000+ acres of skiing, serviced by 54 lifts. On top of that, Mammoth Resorts will now own and operate two top-tier mountain bike barks as well as multiple lodging properties and golf courses.

For more information, see the press release below.

Press Release provided by Mammoth Resorts:

Mammoth Resorts has completed the acquisition of Big Bear Mountain Resorts as first outlined in September, becoming the leading four-season mountain operator in California.

Mammoth Resorts now includes Mammoth Mountain, Bear Mountain, Snow Summit, and ​June Mountain, which collectively host two million annual skier and snowboarder visits. Uniting these four resorts under one umbrella paved the way for the Cali4nia Pass, providing skiers and riders with access to 200+ named runs on approximately 4,000 acres of terrain, serviced by 54 lifts. Beyond the winter season, with the addition Mammoth Resorts will now operate two of the top mountain bike parks in North America ​along with numerous lodging properties, multiple golf courses and other guest attractions.

“This is more than a merger of ski resorts, we’re creating greater access to year-round mountain experiences with a distinctly southern California feel,” said Mammoth CEO Rusty Gregory. “At Big Bear Mountain Resorts our goal is to provide the best first-time ski, snowboard and mountain bike experience in the country.” Seasoned resort executive Dave Likins has been named Chief Operating Officer of Big Bear Mountain Resorts with long-term CEO Dick Kun stepping back from day-to-day operations.

“The sale of Big Bear Mountain Resorts to Mammoth Resorts is a win-win for shareholders, suppliers, local businesses, the Big Bear economy, and most importantly, Southern California’s skiers and snowboarders,” said Dick Kun. “I am both humbled and proud to have been able to help lead the way in making the sale happen as the culmination to my life’s work.”

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