💪 PROUD OF OUR #MTNMEN! 🏔️

1,800 Feet of New Safety Cable Going In Big Bear

The safety cable is essentially an electrical wire—think of it like one giant extension cord that connects the top and bottom lift shacks. It’s an important part of the lift’s control and safety system, carrying the electrical signals that control the starting, stopping, emergency-stop switches, and other lift functions between the two stations. The cable is buried underground to help protect it from weather, equipment, skiers, wildlife, and other potential damage, while keeping it safely out of the way.

The work that happens behind the scenes at Ski Brule is no small job. Long days, heavy equipment, tough projects, and plenty of hard work.. our crew tackles it all. We are incredibly grateful for the dedication, pride, and effort our employees put into this mountain every single day. So much of what our guests enjoy each winter is possible because of the work being done when no one is watching.

To our crew: THANK YOU. ❤️ Your hard work does not go unnoticed, and Ski Brule wouldn’t be what it is without each and every one of you. We have a feeling 26.27 snow season is going to be magical, we can hardly wait!