Golden Cub Treehouse

Beautiful snow!

Here we goooo Now open daily You must purchase your lift ticket in advance in order to access the property Link in bio for more info PS. Don’t forget your mask! #BearBuilt #BearMountain : @mel902 @mikeegray : @leestock

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Here we gooooo Link below for more information on mountain access and operations Shot 11/9 #BearBuilt #BearMountain : Lee Stockwell https://linktr.ee/bbmr

Winter mode Link in bio for more information on mountain access and operations Shot 11/8 #BearBuilt #BearMountain : @leestock

It's currently snowing and we already have about 6 inches. This photo was taken just last night. Amazing what a day can do.

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